Posts Tagged ‘Holiness’
August 20, 2012 | 
Author Our closing sessions in Systematic Theology at CCS – Issues in Modern Theology – Are you aware? . .
In these slidepacks, Open Theism, The Quest for the Historical Jesus, The New Perspectives on Paul and The Emergent Church are discussed. All of these are various levels of a blight on Christendom and need to be addressed, none more than Open Theism.
We would do well to follow after the once, future king of Israel, David, when he arrived in the Valley of Elah to bring supplies to his brothers at war with the Philistines, as well as gather info to bring back to his father. Coming upon the scene of Goliath of Gath taunting God’s army, David says,
“For who is this uncircumcised Philistine, that he should taunt the armies of the living God?” – 1 Samuel 17:26
A ruddy, small, young man was the only one who got it – no matter who, no matter what and no matter how against the masses and odds it is, when someone speaks against God or His truth- respond. Later, Israel would be nearly consumed by the wrath of God over THEIR defaming God’s name . . .
Believe. Live. Respond.
Posted in "Ruminations", Cary Christian School, Lessons Repository | 
Tags: Albert Schweitzer, Ben Witherington, Brian Maclaren, Bruce Ware, Clark Pinnock, David, E.P. Sanders, God, Goliath, Greg Boyd, Holiness, Jacon Neusner, James Dunn, John Pier, John Sanders, King David, N.T. Wright, New Perspectices, New Perspectivs on Paul, NPP, Open Theism, Rob Bell, The Emergent Church, The Historical Jesus, The Quest for the Historical Jesus, Theology Proper | 
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Revelation 4:8, now that’s heaven!
What if this were your occupation?
8 And the afour living creatures, each one of them having bsix wings, are cfull of eyes around and within; and dday and night 1they do not cease to say,
“eHoly, holy, holy is the fLord God, the Almighty, gwho was and who is and who 2is to come.”
You are Holy (Prince of Peace) – Because He IS, we worship
For Systematics – thanks, Meggie!
Posted in Lyrical Theology | Tags: Christ, Holiness, Lyrical Theology, Smith, Systematics Theology | No Comments »