Outline: I. Description of the Church A. Definition of the word, "ekklesia" B. Universal and local churches defined 1. Universal church 2. Local church C. Biblical terminology for the church 1. ...
SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY Part 1ESCHATOLOGYBy RANDALL J. HILLEBRANDOUTLINE:ESCHATOLOGY I. Hermeneutics and eschatology A. Literal interpretation B. Historical interpretation C. Grammatical interpretation D. Contextual...
SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGYESCHATOLOGYBy: RANDALL J. HILLEBRANDOUTLINE:ESCHATOLOGYI. Hermeneutics and eschatology A. Literal interpretation B. Historical interpretation C. Grammatical interpretation D. Contextual interpretation E. ...
Salvation Doctrines"At the moment of salvation ..."The Christian life begins the moment a person believes the Gospel,putting his complete confidence in the Lord Jesus Christ forsalvation. At that moment, God provides the new believer with agreat...
THE NICENE CREED The Nicene Creed is the most widely accepted and used brief statements of the Christian Faith. In liturgical churches, it is said every Sunday as part of the Liturgy. It is Common Ground to East Orthodox, Roman Catholics,...
Barnabus, Son of EncouragementArticle By: Dick RobinsonIOne of the significant gifts a church leader can give their congregation is the ministry of encouragement to people in physical, emotional, personal and spiritual distress. We can learn the...
"Last Days." The entire period between the first and second advents of our Lord Jesus Christ. Since Jesus ascended into heaven from the Mount of Olives, 40 days after His resurrection, we have been living in the "last days." Eschatology is the body...
OUTLINE: I. Anthropology: Definition of II. Existence of man: Theories A. Theistic views 1. Day-age theory 2. Theistic evolution 3. Gap theory 4. Literal 24-hour-day B. Atheistic viewIII....
OUTLINEI. Theology Proper: Definition ofII. Existence of God: Theories A. God exists 1. Cosmological Argument 2. Teleological Argument 3. Anthropological Argument 4. Moral Argument 5. Ontological...