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- Concerning Contexts for Interpretation of Scripture February 19, 2022
- Hearing the Prophets on Justice: A Response April 27, 2021
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Tag Archives: Paul
The Damascus Road Experience and Evangelicals on the Way
My pastor preached a fantastic sermon last Sunday concerning the transformation of Paul by his encounter with the living Christ on the way to Damascus. This post is not about that (though it found inspiration in his text). Instead, I … Continue reading
Posted in Acts
Tagged conversion, Damascus road experience, Evangelicals, Jesus, Paul, righteousness, Saul, Sin
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‘What Does It Mean By “Submit”?’: A Question and a [Theological] Response
In the course of any given day, I may receive various questions regarding Scripture or theology. I personally love these as they are chances to reflect with others about what God has revealed and might be making known to and … Continue reading
Posted in Ephesians, Theology
Tagged Christ Jesus, egalitarian, Ephesians, God, Holy Spirit, husband, Paul, relationship, submission, Theology, Trinity, wife
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Let Your Daughters Prophesy: A Call for Women to Preach
I believe part of the issue in our current debates about women preaching is rooted in part in both the Catholic and the Reformed traditions of “preaching” which see such as a specific form of formal congregational instruction that is … Continue reading
Posted in Pentecostal, Spirit, women in ministry
Tagged Holy Spirit, Jesus, Joel, Paul, Pentecostal, Pentecostalism, Preaching, prophetic, women in ministry
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Hermann Gunkel on the Holy Spirit
I have been reading Hermann Gunkel‘s first book Die Wirkungen des heiligen Geistes nach der populären Anschauungen der apostolischen Zeit und der Lehre des Apostels Paulus (Gottingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 1888) as part of my thesis research.* It is a … Continue reading