In our culture, the activity of evangelism is often atomized, and individualized. This fits in well with the prevailing worldview of Western Europeanized societies. The concept of celebrity feeds the illusion of individual triumph in areas of beauty, wealth and talent –Do you have the X factor? No one wants to face the fact of [...]
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Doing evangelism together
Posted: January 27, 2010 in Bible, Bible Studies, Christianity, Church, Church family, CONTEMPORISMS, Early Christian thought, Early Church History, EVANGELISM, LUKE ACTS, NEW TESTAMENT, PAULINE EPISTLES, PRACTICAL MINISTRYTags: ACTS, EVANGELISM, NT, Paul, PAULINE EPISTLES
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How does Acts characterize evangelism?
Posted: January 25, 2010 in Bible Studies, Christianity, Early Christian thought, EVANGELISM, LUKE ACTS, NEW TESTAMENT, PRACTICAL MINISTRYTags: Christianity, EVANGELISM, Luke, LUKE ACTS, NEW TESTAMENT
Luke is not merely telling a story but proclaiming a message in the book of Acts. What is that message? Clearly, it is centered on the evangelistic mandate of 1:8 and the journey of the Gospel and its “gospellers” from Jerusalem (ch 1) to Rome (ch 28), from the centre of Judaism to the centre [...]
Using the Internet at Bible College (2)
Posted: March 4, 2008 in Biblical Interpretation, Church History, Early Christian thought, Early Church History, Enoch, Hermeneutics, NT apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, Theological EducationTags: early Christian mysticism, early christianity, Enoch, post-graduate, Pseudepigrapha
Another instalment of academic sites of particualr interest to the postgraduate class.

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