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Tag Archives: Acts
Acts 1.8 – The Spirit and Jerusalem: A Brief Reply
Once again I owe another post to a brief conversation with a (former) student. As he was meditating on Acts 1.6-9 he was wondering about my thoughts. Here is my reply to him and a bit more: Acts 1.6-9 addresses … Continue reading
Posted in Acts, Baptism in the Holy Spirit, Spirit
Tagged Acts, baptism in the Holy Spirit, conversation, Jerusalem, Spirit, Zion
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Women in Ministry: The Spirit, Creation and Eschaton (with Podcast)
This post is borne out of a need to briefly share my view of women serving in ministry. I am an unabashed Egalitarian. I believe women (and men) can and must serve the Church (global and local) in any capacity … Continue reading
Posted in podcast, women, women in ministry
Tagged Acts, complementarian, Craig Keener, creation, egalitarian, Eschaton, Genesis, J. C. Thomas, Matthew, podcasts, Spirit
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A Word to Pastors For Pastors From a Pastor
As I was preparing for teaching the Senior Seminar – Ministerial course this semester I spent some time just reading, praying and meditating on Paul’s brief time with the Ephesian elders on his trip to Jerusalem (Acts 20.18-38). I like … Continue reading
Posted in Pastor, pastoral training, Paul
Tagged Acts, calling, pastor, Trinity Bible College
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