Social Gospel

Then, our society changed from a primitive society to a modern society. With the invention of technology, it creates a new direction towards spreading the Gospel. While our ancestors spoke and wrote Gospel in church, my generation use technology to share the Gospel on social media and Bible apps. With the different styles of preaching the Gospel, how can we unite our generations to pursuit God’s purpose? As I elaborate on the theme, “Equipping Saints for Ministry in the New Millennium”, I will discuss

Being About Our Father’s Business Jennifer Butler PT Summer 2014 Dean Lee August 16, 2014   When looking at the three dimensions of worship, our first instinct is to put them in order of priority for ourselves. This is what I did. I remember a pastor saying once in a sermon that if your relationship with God is right, then you, your relationships, and your service/ministries will fall in line. I truly believe that. So, I believe that the most important of the three is Upward

Hello everybody, I’m Father Dean Baker and this homily will focus on the passage of Galatians 3: 26-29 which is a part of the epistle of Paul to the Galatians. This text conveys a gospel message of followers continuing and living their life through the grace of god while expressing the importance of equality. Today I will be explaining and outlining the three worlds of the text evident in this passage. We start with the world behind the text. The geographical location of Galatia was a Roman region

a balance view of proclamation of the gospel reaching out to poor and also teaching them as discipleship and bringing them back to the church to worship together and be a testimony of the church and the people as salt and light. The church will instead of staying within the four

After Keller introduces and explains God’s original plan for work and what work has become after the fall of man, Keller comes to the final part of his writing: the Gospel and work. Keller explains that man always attaches a story line to their life. He relates the idea of a story to narratives, which becomes “a fundamental story about what human life in the world should be like, what has knocked it off balance, and what can be done to make it right.” (154) This narrative is important because everyone

in Christ. In the first verse Paul presents a list of four spiritual benefits,encouragement, comfort, fellowship and compassion, that are prescribed to the church in Philippi in order that they might conduct themselves “in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ’”. Paul uses separate “if” statements to implying a condition must follow. The word encouragement can also be translated as “consolation” or “comfort” and in the Greek it means “to come alongside and help,counsel, exhort.” Paul said that

the first of the letters of many letters written. A large amount of the material found in these letter are unique. This letter focuses heavily on proving certain false ideas wrong. The overarching theme of this letter is to deepen the spiritual and social awareness of the Christian community. The Second Reading:1 John 3:1-3: See what love the Father has bestowed on us that we may be called the children of God. Yet so we are. The reason the world does not know us is that it did not know him. Beloved

While some have held that the purpose of the Fourth gospel was to combat Docetism or to oppose those who remained loyal to John the Baptist, the internal evidence from the author is clear that his purpose for writing was that his readers would “believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life” (John 20:31) (Longman & Garland 2007, 361). As we engage the fourth gospel, especially the conversation of the woman at the well with Jesus, there are two significant

community. In Galatians 2 Paul extorts us to remember the poor in good deeds of service. Let us be eager to serve in this way but not forget to share the life saving word of God. Paul also models for us in Romans 1 when he says he is eager to share the gospel and that it is the power of God 's salvation for all that believe.

they had started off with just as many obligations as men, but that is not the case at all. Actually, it is the complete opposite, women had nothing when it came to the early days of the Gospel. That is until Jesus came around and changed things. Here we will discuss three very important details of women in the Gospels. We will discuss women in ancient Israel around the time of Jesus and how they were expected to act, then we will move on to Jesus’ radical treatment of women and how Jesus was technically