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    John Wesley's Beliefs

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    Some people were beginning to feel that the revival was slowing down in terms of growth. The Oxford societies were experiencing trouble in the summer of 1741. Even though John was experiencing challenges with the Moravians over “the means ordained by God to bring people to salvation” he continued to stay true to his personal

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    Apostolic Ministry

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    ng inki e th m a got into o. It n it ag tu r ears I’ll 16 y day is e e th . On wrot ents I em Mov bo ut a . . . bo ok THE CONTINUING MINISTRY OF THE APOSTLE n d iso IN THE CHURCH’S MISSION e Ad Stev 2011 et une nts.n 15 J eme .mo v www A Dissertation Submitted to the Faculty of The School of Theology Fuller Theological Seminary In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Doctor of Ministry by Stephen B. Addison October‚ 1995 A Basis for the Continuing Ministry of The Apostle

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    Personal Testimony

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    "My Personal Testimony‚" about 300 words I have grown up in church all of my life‚ more specifically Mingo Baptist Church. I was raised in a Christian home. We went to church every Sunday‚ went every Sunday night‚ and every Wednesday night. For me‚ going to church was natural. If I ever missed a week‚ it was because I was sick. I was baptized when I was six years old. The entire congregation of Mingo Baptist Church supported me and helped mould me into who I am today. During my junior year

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    Describe the impact of Christian ecumenical movements in Australia: * The National Council of Churches * NSW Ecumenical Council Ecumenism refers to the cooperation between different denominations of Christianity to create unity. There are many benefits of ecumenism such as ‚ building trust‚ reduces duplication‚ promotes unity‚ allows for pooling of resources‚ and so much more. Two Councils which maintain and promote these values are The National Council of Churches and the NSW Ecumenical

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    Discipleship in Matthew

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    Jesus. This fivefold division was no accident‚ for Matthew was a Jewish Christian (and former tax-collector)‚ and all Jewish writings of his time followed this pattern (based on the 5 books of Torah - Genesis‚ Exodus‚ Leviticus‚ Numbers and Deuteronomy). Why did Matthew write this gospel for the church? He probably wrote it at a time when church and synagogue were growing apart‚ when the distinction between Jew and Christian was becoming more obvious. At first‚ most if not all followers of

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    Psalms 119 Essay

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    BOT 525 Reading Number 1 Question 1: What did I learn about the nature and activity of God? In Psalms 119 we see that the author or authors of these verses as looking to apply God’s word in his life to fully understand God’s ways which will lead to blessings. The DTIB concludes with a similar statement saying the ultimate aim of our work in the reading of scripture is that it will lead us to Blessings of knowing God and conforming us to His Godly image (p. 25). The DTIB remind us that Knowing God

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    Diakoni Servant Ministry

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    (Question #4) Describe your understanding of the diakonia‚ the servant ministry of the church‚ and the servant ministry of the provisional member. (324.9) The ministry of a deacon is not just servant ministry of the church but also the service ministry in and through the church. The deacon’s ministry is leadership in service‚ rooted in the historical concept of deacon‚ which means servant. The mission of the deacon is to equip others through teaching‚ proclamation and worship. This ministry embodies

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    TMM3141 Church History in Focus Michaelmas Term 2017 Garam Han (Exchange student from Columbia Theological Seminary) Calvin’s understanding of Election. A contemporary Reformed theologian Daniel Migliore says‚ “Few doctrines in the history of Christian theology have been as misunderstood and distorted‚ and few have caused as much controversy and distress‚ as the doctrine of the eternal decrees of God or double predestination.” The doctrine of the election and predestination has been arguable

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    prominent ones are Christians‚ Methodists‚ Baptists‚ the Black churches‚ and the Mormons. Prominent leaders of the Christian movement were Elias Smith‚ Barton Stone‚ James O’Kelly‚ and Alexander Campbell. These men radically changed norms and encouraged people to interpret the New Testament in their own way‚ as well as founded many Christian churches. The Christian revival was aided by superior communication methods‚ such as newspapers; Smith’s Herald of Gospel Liberty‚ Campbell’s The Christian Baptist and

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    Real Presence: Eucharist

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    The Eucharistic Presence also known as the communion and the Last Supper is a significant part of the Christian religion . The Protestants believe that the communion is merely for the remembrance and the thanksgiving of Jesus’s sacrifice for the people. However the Roman Catholics and the Orthodox believe that the ritual is a physical union‚ becoming one with Jesus by partaking in the eating of the body and bread. Jesus spoke “My flesh is true food‚ my blood is true drink‚”(John 6:55) when the disciples

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