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Dr. Mitch Glaser, who was born into a Jewish home but later accepted Jesus as his Messiah after studying the Old and New Testaments, will be giving two talks at Houghton College as part of the Chamberlain Mission Lectureship series, which aims to promote awareness of missions challenges. Dr. Glaser has been involved in Jewish evangelism in various countries and holds a PhD in Intercultural Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary.
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The document provides background on Calvinism and discusses its resurgence among young Christians. It begins with Calvin's life and teachings, focusing on the five points of Calvinism known as TULIP. It then discusses how Calvinism appeals to some with its view of human nature as totally depraved and unable to earn salvation. While some see Calvinism as dangerous, others see it as a needed corrective to the doctrine-free approach of some modern megachurches. The document examines both sides of debates around Calvinist doctrines.
NORMAN VINCENT PEALE: THE FATHER OF POSITIVE THINKING
The document provides biographical information about Norman Vincent Peale, known as the "Father of Positive Thinking". It discusses how Peale pioneered the combination of psychology and religion through his work with the Marble Collegiate Church in New York City. Peale established one of the first clinics combining religion and psychiatry and helped popularize concepts from psychology. The document also discusses Peale's influence through his writings and popularization of positive thinking which helped many people.
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This document profiles several individuals who were advocates and activists for social justice causes within the Episcopal Church, including equal rights, peace, civil rights, women's ordination, prisoner rehabilitation, and inclusion. Some of the individuals mentioned are Fannie Pitt Jeffrey, Daniel Corrigan, William Stringfellow, Miriam Van Waters, Seichi Michael Yasutake, the Philadelphia Eleven, V. Gene Robinson, John Morris, William Scarlett, Henri Stines, and Jeanie Wylie-Kellermann.
Cheryl Christmas profile
This article profiles Cheryl Christmas, a Christian woman from Michigan who has developed a strong connection to Judaism and the Jewish people. She feels called to educate others about the Holocaust and has traveled to Israel numerous times. Her most recent trip involved participating in a Holocaust seminar at Yad Vashem, which had a profound impact on her. Since returning, she has volunteered weekly at the Holocaust Memorial Center, where she shares what she learned with visitors. Her goal is to educate the Christian world about the horrors of the Holocaust.
Christian Education in Historical Perspective
This document provides a historical overview of Christian education from biblical times to the modern era. It discusses how education was conducted informally through oral traditions, community life, and religious festivals in Hebrew and early Christian societies. It then outlines the development of more formal Christian education through early church leaders, monastic orders, the Protestant Reformation, Sunday schools, and modern organizations like the YMCA and Christian schools. The overall progression moved from informal communal learning to established religious and secular schools to teach Christian doctrine and values.
Easter Sunday – Gospel Illustration John 20:1-9 – Resurrection Doubts
This document summarizes the stories of several individuals who set out to disprove Christianity but ultimately became convinced of its truth claims after examining the evidence. It describes how an attorney named Albert Roper conducted a legal investigation into the resurrection of Jesus Christ and concluded that the evidence supported it. It also tells the story of how journalist Frank Morison intended to write a book disproving the resurrection but instead wrote one arguing in its favor after his own investigation. Similarly, student Josh McDowell accepted a challenge to intellectually examine Christianity but eventually became a Christian after failing to refute the proof of Christ and the resurrection. The document suggests these stories illustrate how attempts to destroy Christianity have instead led people to its historical truth
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This document provides the program details for the 71st Pastors' Conference of the General Association of Baptists in Kentucky, held from February 9-12 at the Galt House Hotel & Suites in Louisville. The conference will feature classes taught by BUCLC, sermons, lectures, and worship services. Guest preacher Dr. Tellis Chapman and guest lecturer Rev. Christopher Wimberly will present over the course of the event. A variety of auxiliary board meetings and sessions for ministers, wives, and lay leaders are also included in the programming.
John and Charles Wesley
The Wesley brothers, John and Charles, were central figures of the 18th century Evangelical Revival in Britain. They grew up during the Industrial Revolution, a time of rapid social and economic change. Both brothers experienced spiritual crises and conversions that led them to preach the doctrine of justification by faith alone, sparking widespread evangelism across Britain and literally transforming society.
Judaism And Christianity
Judaism originated in Israel with Abraham as its founder. The Holy Book of Judaism is the Torah, which contains Jewish laws and history. Major beliefs include monotheism, belief in one God, and that Moses received the Ten Commandments which formed a covenant between God and the Jewish people. Christianity was founded by Jesus Christ and originated in Israel, where Jesus was born and taught. The Holy Books of Christianity are the Old Testament and New Testament, which tell the story of Jesus' life. Major beliefs include monotheism, that Jesus was the Messiah sent by God to die for human sins, and his resurrection.
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Published monthly, "The Good News" serves as a way to connect with our congregation and the greater Los Angles community. All are welcome, so please feel free to download a copy of the "Good News!"
Catholic Converts
Luca Lionello is an Italian actor who gained international attention for his role in Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ in 2004. Lionello was previously an atheist, but became Roman Catholic after his experience filming the movie, owing to his new understanding of Christianity. He has since played other religious roles in films.
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