Word of God

social ethicist and she uses the word “God” more easily than I do. What she, you, or me understands the word "God" to mean is a tricky matter and there are bazillions of definitions. In my faith tradition, which is the spiritual home of many... by rhrealitycheck.org/real-time-blog | related posts

produced by the Word of God community in Ann Arbor, Michigan). The former was more clerical, and described itself a “second generation”. It must be remembered that the growth period of the CCR (Catholic Charismatic Renewal) communities paralleled the boom period of the more... by khanya.wordpress.com | related posts

stepped out of the picture after the 6 th day, the Scriptures are at pains to show that God has always been involved – He has always been working as Jesus said – He has always upheld what He made by that same Word that made everything in the first place.  In other... by prydain.wordpress.com | related posts

The royal official said to him, “Sir, come down before my child dies.” Jesus said to him, “You may go; your son will live.” The man believed what Jesus said to him and left. - John 4:49-50 In this brief Scripture passage we have two strong messages. One is the power of Jesus. Simply a word... by spiritualwomanthoughts.blogspot.com | related posts

calls itself “Christian.” Once solid looking “leaders” are still accepted and protected by their sycophants even as they reveal the corrupt roots of apostasy in how they handle the the Word of God. In all of this, many others and I have been trying to filter through the maze... by christianresearchnetwork.com | related posts

“The Son of God was willingly made a curse for us, and at His own desire was made subject to shame on our account. I do not know how you feel in listening to me, but while I am speaking I feel as if language ought scarcely to touch such a theme as this: it is too feeble for its task. I want you to... by tollelege.wordpress.com | related posts

John 1:1-5 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.  He was in the beginning with God.  All things came to be through him, and without him nothing came to be.  What came to be... by dfwcatholic.org/mc-blog | related posts

Our understanding of the Word of God (especially with respect to its reading as part of liturgy, public worship, and private devotion)  is absolutely paramount to our theology of worship, both corporate and private.  I have never read a short piece on the theology of the... by takingthoughtscaptive.wordpress.com | related posts