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The document summarizes key aspects of Christianity: 1. It outlines the basic story of Jesus' life, death, resurrection, ascension, and second coming. 2. It discusses how God's promises to Israel are fulfilled in Jesus the Messiah, and how the church is called to continue God's work. 3. It presents a biblical worldview centered on God's kingdom established through Jesus and the church's mission to spread God's light.
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- 2. Let me remind you, brothers and sisters, about the good news which I announced to you…What I handed on* to you at the beginning, you see, was what I received, namely this: “The Messiah died for our sins 1 in accordance with the Bible; he was buried 2; he was raised 3 on the third day in accordance with the Bible; he was seen…4” 1CORINTHIANS15:1ff
- 3. THE CHRISTIAN TRADITION 1. Jesus LIVED/DIED Incarnation & Crucifixion 2. Jesus was BURIED 3. Jesus was RAISED Resurrection 4. Jesus was WITNESSED/EXALTED Ascension 5. Jesus is COMING AGAIN 2nd Coming 6. Jesus is making ALL THINGS NEW New Creation
- 4. THE STORY of THE BIBLE - God and Creation Cosmos as Temple - God and Humanity Adam/Eve as Priests - God and Israel Abraham/Isaac/Jacob/Priests - God and Jesus Church as expanded Israel w/same vocation/calling - God and New Creation
- 5. All God’s promises, you see, find their yes in Christ (Jesus as the Messiah)… 2CORINTHIANS1:20
- 6. ALL of GOD’S PROMISES ARE “YES!” IN THE MESSIAH! • Will God be faithful to the covenant promises made to Abraham?! • Will God defeat sin and end exile?! • Will God return to the Temple and dwell with God’s people?! • Will God restore the creation project and human vocation?!
- 7. ALL of GOD’S PROMISES ARE “YES!” IN THE MESSIAH! • Will God be faithful to the covenant promises made to Abraham?! • Will God defeat sin and end exile?! • Will God return to the Temple and dwell with God’s people?! • Will God restore the creation project and human vocation?!
- 8. But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s own people, in order that you may proclaim the mighty acts of (God) who called you out of darkness into (God’s) marvelous light. 2PETER2:9
- 9. THE CALLING of THE CHURCH as EXPANDED FAMILY on MISSION • To faithfully live out the new covenant to love God and love people • To live a lifestyle of repentance • To enjoy and extend God’s presence among us and out into the world • To be the “royal priesthood” as sons/daughters of the King
- 10. A BIBLICAL WORLDVIEW of JESUS ROOTED in CONTEXT • Who are we? God’s redeemed/covenant people • What time is it? Overlap of the ages • Where are we? Messiah’s Cosmos-filling Kingdom • What is wrong? Death/evil/idolatry/exile • What is the solution? Jesus/Spirit/Church • What is the point? Love/faithfulness/all creation
- 12. One of the scribes…asked him, “Which commandment is the first of all?” Jesus answered, “The first is: ‘Hear, O Israel: the Lord our God, the Lord is one; you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength.’ The second is this: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ There is no other commandment greater than these.” MARK12