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    The Discovery of America The discovery of the Americas and Christophers Columbus’s greatest accomplishment is considered to be the greatest misfortune to befall the Native Americans. The goals of the explorers while at first seemed innocent, quickly changed to greed and the eventual extinction of many Native American cultures. There was some dissonance initially between humanity of the native people and rationalizing them to be less than animals. While the Church itself remained neutral for far…

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    It’s inconceivable as well as unbelievable to think that caring wholistically for one another wasn’t so essential for the church or most Christians 50 years or so ago as it is today. But, all praise to God for illuminating minds and guiding hearts over the years and bringing us to where we’re at today in our journey of bringing the gospel and the work of Jesus Christ to others as Christians. The work of caring wholistically for our neighbors, God’s image-bearers has just begun, and God is well…

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    Every culture has its specific traditions associated with transitioning from childhood to adulthood. Various cultures sometimes share similar traditions like marriage and the importance of growing facial hair to show that you are becoming an adult. However, some things are unique to certain cultures. As the son of Jamaican immigrant parents, I have a specific cultural transition that not everyone experiences. Also, since my parents are heavily involved in Christian ministry, some of my…

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    Paul’s inaugural address in Philippians 1:3-11 gives thanks to God and expresses joy for the effectual, transformative work of Christ that courses through lives of the Philippians believers, which has caused them to be partners “in the gospel from the first day until now” (v.5). Yet, Paul does not conclude his salutation with thanksgiving and rejoicing. Rather, Paul sees the gospel work through an eschatological lens evidenced through his assurance in that “he who began a good work in you will…

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    being bi-vocational can give me the ability to stand up to false Christians, who want me to tickle their ears with heresy. No one can force me into compromise; God owns me, not them. Finally, everything I do I must do with excellence, whether in my life or in the congregation. But I do it simply as to be a good and humble stewards of my time and money. Doctrinal beliefs The Bible: The Bible is the Word of God. Jesus Christ the Word focal point of that Word written (John 1:1-14). Whatever…

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    Stott’s book, Your Mind Matters, explains the importance of why Christians need to truly think. Based on scripture, he believes that diligent thinking is a necessary part of a Christian’s life in at least six areas, worship, faith, holiness, guides, evangelism, and ministry. Stott felt need to write about how their mind actually matters and is critical to a Christian’s calling because “…the pressures against using the mind carefully, honestly, and faithfully as an essential aspect of the…

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    INTRPRETATIVE Journey Grasping the Text in Their Town: The Book of Acts was written by Luke, this part of Acts takes place in Jerusalem after Jesus has ascended back into heaven and his promise of the appointed twelve the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. The beginning takes place in Acts 6:1-3 where Peter and the other apostles are faced with a challenge within the Chrisitan community. "Now at this time while the disciples were increasing in number, a complaint arose on the part of the…

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    With technology on the rise and media being made ever so accessible through the web, phones and portable devices, has the Christian religious worship experiences been impacted by the ease of technology? This brief research seeks to ask that very question. Is there a concern or correlation between our worship attendance, giving, spiritual growth with the advances of technology? Could there be a perceived negative impact on how technology is received by the church because of how it is used in its…

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    Things Fall Apart Essay

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    .In Things Fall Apart, Nigeria’s people had believed for many years of the great power the goddess of earth, Ani had. Fearing that power, they created a strict system to maintain their deity pleased. But as, a band of white missionaries came to Nigeria implying that their ways are wrong, and demonstrating their Savior's loving ways. Nigeria develops doubt towards the authority and power of their deity, causing their culture to be irreversibly changed. Chinua Achebe’s novel describes how…

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    Leader's Core Value Audit

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    walk in obedience. Giving is essential. Giving is a kingdom principle. It takes money to run the church effectively. Prayer is another discipline that is imperative for the betterment of the church. In addition, to the above-mentioned worship, evangelism, and operating in a spirit of excellence is significant. Moreover, cultural relevance is one area I will have to improve on. Sometimes it is more comfortable to deal with the people that…

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