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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Odds and sods.
Because of the busyness and variety of life: Study, ministry, social and family concerns, I haven’t been blogging as much as I normally would over the last few weeks. And so today I would like to fill you in with … Continue reading
God will test us according to our prayers.
We need to be very careful of what we pray for. We need to be very serious about what it is we pray for. And we need to be very serious about whom it is we pray to. For God … Continue reading
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Tagged take prayer seriously, think about what it is we pray for, what do we pray for
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Our God is a God of Yes for Pastoral Care.
There is a theme throughout Scripture where God is a God who says yes. He says “Yes” love your neighbour as yourself. He says “Yes” love me with all your heart, mind and soul. He says “Yes” Come to … Continue reading
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Within our modern church context, what are the pastoral implications of 1 Cor 13:13.
Part 2 Continued from Part 1 Throughout this letter, Paul’s answer to their issues is that of love. He builds up a case of what love is and is not. He begins by reminding them of God’s perfect love for … Continue reading
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Within our modern church context, what are the pastoral implications of 1 Cor 13:13.
Part 1 Abstract In this essay I look at the pastoral implications of 1 Cor 13:13 and why it is that love is considered greater than faith and hope. I did this this by reflecting on the history and background … Continue reading
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Tagged church, corinthians, faith hope and love, Love, pastoring
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