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Hallowing Thy Name in All Things: Possessio as the Aim of Contextualization
By Cody C. Lorance | Article
I have come across an article by my friend, H.L. Richard. I am posting below a link to the article and strongly encourage any of you that are interested in contextualization…
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- Cody Lorance
Do You Believe in the rapture?
By Rachel Phillips | Blog
I believe in the rapture even though many academic Christian theologians do not. I would like to know why some academic theologians do not believe in the rapture? Rachel
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- Rapture7
Is the Global Human Diaspora a Good or a Bad Thing?
By Cody C. Lorance | Blog
When I was recently, my focus was on answering the question, "Is this scattering a negative or a positive thing from a Biblical perspective?" My thinking is that when we do consider…
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- Cody Lorance
Where are the Sheep being Pastured??
By Aboutalib | Article
Question: Why were Joseph’s brothers pasturing the flocks in Dothan when Jacob sent him to find them in Shechem? (Genesis 37:13-17) Answer: Because they were nomads, and nomads move to…
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- Aboutalib
Christocentric Sraaddha
By TriEak Parmeshwar Mandali | Presentation
We are attaching here a PDF of a Christocentric Sraadha that we conducted in our area. Little explanation of this will be give here at this time. If you have…
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- TriEak Parmeshwar Mandali
Lest we Forget: The Manila Manifesto
By Cody C. Lorance | Article
I was only 12-years-old when it was first written, but having just now finished reading through the "Manila Manifesto," I can testify that this is a document that we must…
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- Cody Lorance
Environmentalism & Missions: Lausanne Theology Discussion (6 of 7)
By Cody C. Lorance | Article
Question #6 – How can the Church reframe the issue of environmentalism and take the lead in cause of “creation care” so as to ensure that we are working towards…
- 5 comments
- 3259 views
- Cody Lorance
The Amazing Tree: A parable of the Church
By Alex Araujo | Article
THE AMAZING TREE – AN EVANGELICAL PARABLE Alex Araujo "On each side of the river stood the tree of life, bearing twelve crops of fruit, yielding its fruit every month.…
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Haste Breeds Shallowness & a Dash of Prufrock: Lausanne Theology Discussion (5 of 7)
By Cody C. Lorance | Article
Question #5 – Am I ridiculously naïve to think that God could actually give us (the Church) a lasting and significant common ground at Cape Town that we will be…
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- Cody Lorance
Egalitarian or Complementarian?: Lausanne Theology Discussion (4 of 7)
By Cody C. Lorance | Article
Question #4 – Is this affirmation by the LTWG meant to be an affirmation of the egalitarian view over against the complementarian? If not, can this be clarified? Today, I…
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- 4610 views
- Cody Lorance
Tools for Integral Mission
By Rev. Dr. Solomon Nkesiga | Article
INTEGRAL MISSION: THE THEOLOGY OF INTEGRAL MISSION A paradigm shift in Mission TOOLS OF DOING THEOLOGY of Integral Mission:Listening to his wordSubmission to GodAnalysis of the context Action for transformationReflection…
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- Solomon Nkesiga, Basabose
Is It Possible to Develop a “Balanced” Argument for Prosperity?
By Amos Yong | Blog
A fifth type of argument for prosperity actually consists of arguments against certain forms and expressions of prosperity. Here I consider the quest for a “balanced” rationale for prosperity, one…
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From Collective Affirmations to Enduring Commitments: Lausanne Theology Discussion (2 of 7)
By Cody C. Lorance | Article
Question #2 -- How do we really go about accomplishing something at Cape Town? How can we ensure that specific calls and charges and challenges that are made by speakers,…
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- Cody Lorance
Confronting Deficient Concepts of the Gospel: Lausanne Theology Discussion (1 of 7)
By Cody C. Lorance | Article
Question #1- How do we effectively challenge deficient definitions/explanations of the Gospel which are often so deeply embedded in the hearts and minds of individual Christians and even built into…
- 5 comments
- 3657 views
- Cody Lorance
Lausanne Theology Working Group Paper: Inviting Discussion
By Cody C. Lorance | Article
Having searched the Lausanne Global Conversation for a place devoted to discussing the paper submitted by the Lausanne Theology Working Group and finding none existed, I thought I would simply…
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- Cody Lorance
Systemic Theology Presentation: Combining Systems Theory with a Christian Worldview
By Andrew Sears | Presentation
This audio presentation provides an Introduction to Systemic Theology which combines is an attempt to combine Systems Theory with a Christian Worldview.
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Suffering and ministry - an interview with Ajith Fernando
By Dr. Dion Forster | Blog
Yesterday afternoon I had the privelage of participating in an interview with Ajith Fernando. The interview was arranged by Jon Hirst who heads up the Lausanne Blogger Network. Please also see this article by…
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- Dion Forster
Ajith Fernando: Towards a Theology of Frustration & Fatigue
By Cody C. Lorance | Blog
"Ministry and frustration go hand and hand. And I was very much concerned that people were interpreting frustration as a sign that this is not where God wants them to…
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- Cody Lorance
Postmodernism & Parables: Communicating Parables to Postmoderns in a Western Context - Using Storytelling, Drama and Experiential Learning Methods
By Shelley Taylor | Article
INTRODUCTION What is postmodernism and how does it influence Western society? How should evangelical Christians respond to it? Do stories and parables provide an effective approach for bringing the gospel…
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Looking Back to Move Forward: Learning from Past Mistakes
By Peter Houston | Blog
I have noticed widespread ignorance of church history, especially among some of the younger church movements in South Africa today. Many leaders are nearly completely ignorant of the story of…
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