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    Primitivism refers to to Pentecostals’ “determination to refer to first things, original things, fundamental things” of their religious experience , and a “yearning to be guided solely by God’s Spirit in every aspect of their lives.” Yet, they also applied pragmatism to their daily lives as they “proved remarkably willing to work within the social and cultural expectations of the age.” Some of the Pentecostal practices helped them relate to the…

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    corporate aspect of it. The Book of Common Prayer is used by many Christians throughout the world every day, and even though I am not surrounded by others as I read through the prayers, I know that hundreds of others are reading them also. The Holy Spirit hears all of our voices and binds us together through them.…

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    The Importance Of Leadership

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    We believe that those with the gift of leadership should lead the ministry. Within the ministry are leaders committed to the ministry teams and consensus in prayerful dependence on God’s word, the Holy Spirit and one another. Which begins with the church leaders, who have the final responsibility for guiding and shepherding all ministry areas. “Or he that exhorteth, on exhortation: he that giveth, let him do it with simplicity; he that ruleth, with diligence; he that sheweth mercy, with…

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    John the Baptist spoke of one who will baptize with fire through the Holy Spirit. He tells of the coming of Jesus Christ and his holy Incarnation from the Lord. Overall, people such as John the Baptist throughout salvation history have led up to the Incarnation on Christmas. In conclusion, throughout salvation history, God has inspired people and writings about the coming of Jesus Christ on Christmas. These events led up to the holy Incarnation of Jesus Christ from God. Overall, there have been…

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    The Christian belief differ vastly from the Buddhists in many ways. The differences are obvious in the way each sect view nature people and God. It is important to point out that each is aiming to something greater. The Old Testament had foretold the coming of Christ years ago.in due time God sent him to save the world. Christianity teaches us that we can only be saved by the blood of Christ where area Buddhism o accentuates. on a moral philosophy, an proper way to live for the here and now of…

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    Perspectives On Pentecost

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    Critical Paper: Perspectives on Pentecost Dr. Gaffin’s focus upon Pentecost views a supernatural, singular, non repeatable event in church history where the Holy Spirit has been given to the believers present. (Col. 2:17) Their experience is completely unique due to the divine work taking place. This fact shapes our doctrine and our practice in worship today as reformed believers. The Aramaic and Greek was expected to be heard outside the temple but not inside and especially not various other…

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    Koffka's Theory Of Memory

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    terminated, a trace of its effect remains in the brain. This trace, in turn, will influence all similar processes that occur in the future. According to this point of view, a process, which is caused by an experience, can occur only once in “pure” form; thereafter, all similar processes interact with the memory trace. The stronger the memory trace, the stronger its influence on the process; therefore, one’s conscious experience will tend to be more in accordance with the trace than with the…

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    New Peterson Biography

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    was reminded that the blood of Jesus Christ cleanses all sins! I believed he had taken care of my anger and so I came out of my room. I realized that I needed to obey God and follow His exact plan for my life, not my own plan, so I accepted the Holy Spirit. Also during my teen years, in the summer, I was able to go to the Old Orchard Camp of The Missionary Alliance in Maine. Dr. A. B. Simpson would always preach and share the word of God. Although I would sometimes feel sleepy, I would try my…

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    Model Of Integration

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    After reading Hawkins and Clinton’s book along with reviewing the ambiguous information provided in week two lectures on the types of model of integration, weeks three PowerPoint Comparing the Five Views Christians Take to Psychology, and the document Christianity the Models of Integrations, the model of integration that best describes the authors Hawkins and Clinton (2015) approach with integrating Christianity into counseling would be Christ the Transformer of Culture. Hawkins and Clinton…

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    sermon titled "I am the vine; you are the branches" from John 14:16-15:15. Jesus the son manifested the God the Father through his whole life, and he especially manifested his love on the cross. However, he promised the disciples the coming of the Holy Spirit forever within them and the Father and the Son dwelling within them. But,…

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