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    The author of Living the Cross-Centered Life: Keeping the Gospel the Main Thing is C.J. Mahaney. Mahaney is currently the pastor at Sovereign Grace Church in Louisville, and formerly held the position as president of Sovereign Grace Ministries, a mission which focused on church planting and growing. He also served as pastor for 27 years at Covenant Life Church in Gaithersburg, Maryland. His 30-plus years of experience in vocational ministry are what qualify him to write this book. Summary of…

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    Category Two: Theological Questions 1. What is the church’s statement of faith and how did the church devise it? 2. What has been the most vexed theological question the church has faced? Has there ever been a church split over theology or practice? Why? 3. What is this church’s theology? 4. What would the church’s position be on the role of women? 5. What is the church’s position on the function of charismatic gifts? 6. Is there a different kind of membership for someone differing on secondary…

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    Old Light Vs New Light

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    Christian faith. The term New Lights were initially used during the Great Awakening, in the middle of the 18th century. The Old Light condemned emotionalism and promoted the ideals of the Enlightenment. Unlike the Old Lights, the New Lights supported evangelism, the new methods of prayer, and equality before Christ. The New Lights strayed from tradition and promoted an emotional style of religion that the Old Light did not allow. Revivalist in the colonies, most certainly opposed the idea of a…

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    Humanly speaking, everyone owns a list of pet peeves or things considered “intolerable” according to Elliot (2008) the intolerable things can be agreed upon by individuals and groups (235). For example, human trafficking is intolerable; enslaving children and adults in the business of prostitution is troubling to those who exist on the other side of the issue. Families are losing their loved ones due to predators abducting their children and shipping them across borders as an underground…

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    Throughout the semester we began to text semi-frequently as I tried to continue sending her encouragements and thoughts of love even when we couldn’t meet. In addition to meeting with Sophie, ISFP also orchestrated servant evangelism opportunities throughout the semester. I was able to participate one morning by assisting in delivering donuts to construction workers around campus. The vast majority of workers we came in contact with were slightly hostile even to come get a…

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    Book Of Acts Essay

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    the formula of salvation and shows us how to become a part of God’s church (Acts 2:38). Also with receiving the Holy Spirit, Jesus commanded the apostles to be witnesses. The Book of Acts is significant today, because it shows us the importance of evangelism and being witnesses of Jesus Christ. It is up to the church to bring the Gospel of Jesus to the world. In many instances in the Book of Acts, the apostles shared the Gospel of Jesus with many unbelievers. Today we must take on the…

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    Was Catholic Conversion In Colonial Latin America Successful, And To What Extent? Evangelism in Colonial Latin America played a pivotal role in the European conquest of indigenous populations inhabiting the newly discovered land and perpetuated an intense ‘battle’ that would determine which religion would prosper. Although European colonizers who lived during this period may have believed they accomplished extensive proselytization of the targeted population, evidence provided by first-hand…

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    them? To begin with the essay will define a Creed, later providing context as to why they were. Furthermore, the essay will explain and explore numerous avenues for the Church initiating the creation of Creeds, issues, Church identity, theology, evangelism, ecclesiology, and politics. A Creed has been described as an expression that elaborates on essential Biblical truths, with an attempt to try and encapsulate scripture (Bromiley, 1984, pp283), leading to the definition of a Creed as, “a…

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    The socioeconomic combination is great; no one is considered an outsider. There are all races, and religious groups eating, joking in an environment of heartfelt care and love. It is evident that the volunteer staff value connecting and building lasting relationships for Christ. Matthew 25:35-36 (KJV) “For I was an hungred, and ye gave me meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me in: Naked, and ye clothed me: I was sick, and ye visited me: I was in prison, and…

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    The book describes on how the reemergence of Christian Right during the twentieth Century and provides past evidence and the presidential stances during that era. As an example, the foreign policy pattern during Bush administration that includes evangelism, Zionism, democracy promotion, and alliance with the Israel which continues until the millennials. Marsden then argues that the Christian Right will continue to power hostility…

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