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Publications List for Dr. Mark Chapman
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Journal of theological interpretation supplements ; 20
No full textIncludes bibliographical references (pages 212-225) and indexPermission to upload the associated files for this item is waiting for permission from the publisherFor AODA accommodation, including help with reading this content, please contact [email protected] Figure of David and a Canonical Approach to Psalms 3-14 – The Speaking Person(e) in the History of Interpretation – The Shaping of the Figure of David in the Psalms – The Figure of David in Psalms 3-6 – The Figure of David in Psalms 7-14 – Conclusions and Implications
Publications List for Dr. C. Brad Faught
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Exterior of Tyndale University College & Seminary. Bayview Campus, Oct. 27, 2021
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Christian Education in Secular Time
No full textIncludes bibliographical references.The Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor describes our present secular society as inhabiting time differently. Our age is no longer embedded in what he describes as 'higher time' with a divine foundation and the idea that the society was constituted in something that transcended contemporary common action, or the 'present tense'. Institutions like the church and university are creatures of an older time, so how do we practice Christian Education in secular time? This chapter posits three conceptual distinctions that might serve Christian institutions of higher education well as we reimagine our vocation: Imagination rather than worldview, pedagogy rather than curriculum and, distinctively rather than uniquely Christian.1-11For AODA accommodation, including help with reading this content, please contact [email protected]://www.springer.com/gp/book/9789811588556Accepted manuscrip
Evangelical Missiological Society series ; 29
No full textIncludes bibliographical references.For AODA accommodation, including help with reading this content, please contact [email protected] / Kenneth Nehrbass, Aminta Arrington, and Narry Santos – Part 1. Looking Back: Missionaries and Models from the Past – Chapter 1. “How Shall They Hear?” A History of the Use of Romans 10:14 among Missionaries to Chine, as Seen in the Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal, 1868 to 1938 / Matthew Steven Winslow – Chapter 2. Evangelicalism: A Transnational Movement in East Africa during the Twentieth Century / Emma Wild-Wood – Chapter 3. The Future of the Evangelical Missionary Movement Must Include an Accurate Portrayal of Her Past / Linda P. Saunders – Chapter 4. Bartholomäus Ziegenbalg Models of Holistic Missions: Pietism in Eighteenth-Century Southern India / Robert L. Gallagher – Chapter 5. The Proper Place for a Woman / Xenia L. Chang and Lisa H. Pak – Part 2. Revisiting Long-Held Models – Chapter 6. Five Decades, Four Questions, and One Which Remains: Queries Concerning the Unreached People Group Movement / Ken Baker – Chapter 7. To the Ends of the Earth through Strategic Urban Centres: Reexamining the Missions Mandate in Light of the New Testament’s Use of the Old Testament / Michael D. Crane – Chapter 8. Missiology through the Lens of Disability: Assessing the Unreached People Group Idea / Rochelle Scheuermann – Chapter 9. Hybridity, Borderlands, and Paul Hiebert: A Latinx Missiologist Reexamines Critical Contextualization / Martin Rodriguez – Social Action as Christian Social Apologetics: Through the Lives of Pandita Ramabal and Amy Carmichael / Allan Varghese – Part 3. Moving Forward: Missiological Models for Missions in the Future – Chapter 11. Old Questions, New Answers: Tensions of Continuity and Change in Approaches to Missio Dei / Annett R. Harrison – Chapter 12. Evangelical Mission in an Age of Global Christianity / Todd M. Johnson – Appendix. Lessons in Mission Strategy from the Last Fifty Years: Thirty Mission Trends, Movements, and Models / Luis K. Bush and Tom Steffen
Habakkuk
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門徒深度行 (一) : 門徒三寶
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Forming Christian Communities in a Secular Age: Recovering Humility and Hope
No full textIncludes bibliographical references (pages 185-200).This title is under embargo and will be made available in February 2026.For AODA accommodation, including help with reading this content, please contact [email protected] questions on page xxx are incorrect. They should read 1., 2., 3., and 4.Preface – Introduction: Overview of the Journey Ahead – Chapter 1. A Brief Tour Through Our Secular Age – Chapter 2. Responding to Our Secular Age: Cultivating Hope in an Age of Despair – Chapter 3. A Brief Tour of the Powers of Our Secular Age – Chapter 4. Responding to the Powers of Our Age – Chapter 5. Rooted in Place: Towards a Christian Theology of Community and Hospitality – Chapter 6. Responding to the Call to be Rooted in Place – Chapter 7. Bound to Place – Chapter 8. Responding to the Call to be Bound in Place – Chapter 9. Recovering Discipleship and Evangelism in Our Secular Age – Chapter 10. Recovering Monasticism in Our Secular Age -- Conclusio
Contemplating God with the Great Tradition: Recovering Trinitarian Classical Theism
No full textIncludes bibliographical references (pages 309-319) and indexesFor AODA accommodation, including help with reading this content, please contact [email protected] / by Carl R. Trueman -- Prologue: How my mind has changed -- Classical orthodoxy and the rise of relational theism -- What is Trinitarian classical theism? -- Interpreting Isaiah 40-48 theologically -- God as the transcendent Creator (Isa. 40) -- God as the sovereign Lord of history (Isa. 41-48) -- God as the one who alone is to be worshiped (Isa. 41-48) -- The biblical character of pro-Nicene theology -- Creatio ex nihilo and the rejection of mythology -- Do we worship the God of the Bible? -- Epilogue: Why the church does not change its mind -- Appendix: Twenty-five theses on Trinitarian classical theism