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This volume consists of 2 never before published interviews with Nolan from the 1980s about his life and work and 2 articles on the the Kairos Document and kairos theology.

This volume consists of 2 never before published interviews with Nolan from the 1980s about his life and work and 2 articles on the the Kairos Document and kairos theology.

WHY ANOTHER MARRIAGE BOOK?There was need for a book with short, practical chapters with assignments and suggested prayers so that people could read for a little while and grab hold of something that they could apply to their marriage right away. The chapters needed to be short enough that husband and wife could read it together without too much inconvenience, enjoy the time together, and even discuss the content of the chapters. The fact that the lessons are so practical, and, therefore, immediately applicable, is huge. The assignments give direction as to the application. Then the icing on the cake: for the husband and wife to pray out loud what is suggested at the end of each chapter, brings a real sense of honesty before each other, and before the Lord.

1 Clement, often considered one of the earliest examples of Christian literature outside of the New Testament, serves as a poignant epistle addressed to the church in Corinth from the church in Rome. Written in a formal, rhetorical style that reflects both Hellenistic influences and early Christian thought, this letter seeks to address issues of division and strife within the Corinthian community. It offers theological insights, emphasizing the concepts of humility, leadership, and the role of grace, all amidst an overarching call to unity and moral rectitude. The author, traditionally believed to be Clement of Rome, is shrouded in anonymity, yet his epistle is widely accepted as a crucial document showcasing the early churchs struggles and communal life. Having likely witnessed the burgeoning tensions among congregations and the shifting dynamics of Christian worship and authority during the late first century, Clements reflections reveal the profound concerns of believers navigating their faith in a complex socio-political landscape. 1 Clement is highly recommended for scholars and lay readers alike, as it offers invaluable insights into the formative years of Christianity. This epistle not only enhances our understanding of early Christian conflicts and governance but also resonates with contemporary issues of fidelity, community, and leadership that remain relevant today.

1 Clement, attributed to an anonymous early Christian author, offers a profound exploration of ecclesiastical authority and community ethics in the nascent Christian church. Written in the late first century, this epistle serves as a letter of encouragement and instruction to the church in Corinth, addressing the issues of division and moral decay. The literary style is characterized by a mixture of rhetorical flourishes, scriptural allusions, and a deep call for unity and reconciliation. Its theological discussions reflect the early Christian struggle to define authority and maintain communal harmony amid social and spiritual turmoil, making it a pivotal text in early Christian literature. The likely author of 1 Clement was a leader in the Roman church, possibly Clement of Rome himself, whose position in the evolving Christian community may have inspired this epistle. The work embodies the concerns of a community grappling with internal conflict and the need for moral rectitude, indicative of the historical context of early Christian communities striving to flourish in a largely pagan society. The intent behind the letter was not only pastoral but also political, aiming to preserve the integrity and unity of the faithful. 1 Clement is essential for anyone interested in the formative years of Christianity and the socio-political dynamics of the early church. It provides rich insights into the theological conflicts and resolutions of the time. Scholars, theologians, and lay readers alike will find this text illuminating as it bridges contemporary faith practices with foundational Christian principles.

1 Clement, attributed to an anonymous author from the early Christian community in Rome, is a seminal letter that provides profound insight into the theological and ecclesiastical issues of the late first century. Written in a polished Greek style, it engages with themes of authority, humility, and community harmony. The letter addresses the discord within the Corinthian church and emphasizes the need for order and respect for established leaders, reflecting the growing pains of early Christianity as it sought to find its identity amid surrounding pagan practices and societal norms. The anonymity of the author is indicative of the broader early Christian tradition, wherein many works were circulated under the auspices of apostolic authority. The author, likely a prominent church leader or elder, conveys firsthand knowledge of the struggles faced by early Christian congregations, given the historical context marked by persecution and doctrinal disputes. This insight into the challenges of maintaining unity and faith serves as an intellectual backdrop to the epistles call for reconciliation and obedience to church hierarchy. For scholars and lay readers alike, 1 Clement remains a vital text for understanding the theological and organizational development of early Christianity. It invites readers to contemplate issues of leadership and community dynamics and offers practical guidance that is surprisingly relevant to contemporary church life. This epistle is a must-read for those seeking a deeper grasp of early Christian thought and practice.

Pablo de Tarso, después de su experiencia en el camino hacia Damasco, no solo se convirtió al Señor Jesús, sino que también tomó conciencia de su vocación para ser apóstol de los gentiles. Evangelizador incansable, era tambien un pastor vigilante de la vida, las vicisitudes y el crecimiento de las comunidades que fundaba. Las cartas eran un medio que utilizaba para estar en contacto con los suyos. Las cartas dirigidas a Corinto y a Tesalonica son objeto de estudio en este volumen. Se trata de una guia que pretende facilitar su lectura, mostrando su estructura, subrayando algunos temas o resaltando su mensaje teologico, siempre actual. Un instrumento para este estudio es la retorica, tanto la biblica como la clasica.

LAS EPÍSTOLAS DE PEDRO SON UN CLAMOR UNIFICADOR DE ESPERANZA.Escritas para una iglesia joven que enfrenta una persecución cada vez más intensa. Muestran la esperanza viva del evangelio, incluso en medio de las pruebas y la tribulacion.Acompaña a Lydia Brownback mientras profundiza en los libros de 1 y 2 Pedro, y aprende que Dios no nos abandona en nuestra afliccion. A traves de los temas del sufrimiento, el poder transformador de Dios, la autoridad espiritual, los falsos maestros y los ultimos dias, Pedro nos muestra al Dios que es fiel en nuestras pruebas y hace que estas obren para su gloria y nuestro beneficio.Descarga la guia de l lider

Si tuviéramos que destacar una idea dominante en 10 palabras clave ante el final de la vida, ésta bien podría ser la aspiración a un morir mejor, es decir, más humano, referido no sólo al instante postrero de la vida, sino, sobre todo, a su fase ultima, mas o menos larga. Porque el morir en nuestra sociedad es manifiestamente mejorable. Al perseguir este objetivo, no podemos olvidar que la mejora del morir tiene tantas caras como personas. Este punto es capital, pero si queremos trabajar lucidamente en el empeño, es necesario recordar que cada momento historico, cada sociedad, deja, en algun grado, su propia huella en la ultima etapa de la vida por medio de normas, leyes, costumbres, ritos, ideas eticas, practicas medicas, creencias, aspiraciones, temores, interrogantes, etc.Estas son las 10 palabras clave y los autores que las desarrollan: Morir, hoy (Salvador Urraca Martinez); Cuidados paliativos (Javier Barbero Gutierrez); Calidad de vida (Francesc Torralba Rossello); Muerte digna (Marciano Vidal Garcia); Dar malas noticias (Jose Carlos Bermejo Higuera); Limitacion del esfuerzo terapeutico (Juan Carlos Alvarez Perez); Alimentacion artificial (Juan Aristondo Saracibar); Eutanasia (Francisco Javier Elizari Basterra).

La cristología trata de identificar y comprender el nombre auténtico de Jesús, el que designa a la vez su identidad y su misión: el Hijo. Éstas son las 10 palabras clave: el debate; Jesús en la historia; el Reino de Dios; autoconciencia; muerte redentora; pascua; confesion y dogma; divinidad de Jesucristo; mediacion universal; parusia.

Voce quer romper as barreiras que tem impedido seu avanço? Deseja ver o poder sobrenatural de Deus em aço na sua organizaço? Muitas pessoas querem ser influentes, mas no sabem como começar este livro ira ajuda-lo a encontrar as respostas.Liderança e muito mais do que ter uma viso que outros sigam. A jornada da liderança começa quando voce se compromete a servir a Deus e a depender dele a cada passo do caminho.Neste livro, o renomado professor da Biblia e autor best-seller Andrew Wommack revela os dez principios que transformaram sua vida e edificaram um ministerio mundial. Com exemplos biblicos e historias pessoais, ele mostra como esses principios funcionam para qualquer pessoa que confiar em Deus. Eles o ajudaro a alcançar seu potencial e a cumprir os planos do Senhor para sua vida.Ao longo dos dez principios apresentados neste livro, voce aprendera:Tudo flui de um relacionamento pessoal com DeusO caminho para a promoço começa quando voce se humilhaA viso vira quando voce ouvir claramente a voz de DeusVoce enfrentara criticas, mas pode supera-lasO Senhor enviara pessoas para ajuda-lo a alcançar seus objetivosSe exerce influencia em alguma area, voce ja e um lider. E quando der os passos necessarios para se tornar um lider segundo o coraço de Deus, tudo o que voce fizer sera abençoado!

Written by Rebecca McLaughlin, Author of Confronting Christianity In a world of increasing ideological diversity, kids are being challenged to think through their own beliefs at an early age. Questions like How can you believe the Bible is true?; Why cant we just agree that love is love?; and Isnt Christianity against diversity? can seem like roadblocks for kids who are following Jesus, as well as for those who might otherwise consider faith in Christ. In this helpful bookwritten both for Christian kids and for those who think Jesus is just a fairy tale characterRebecca McLaughlin invites readers ages 1215 to dig deep into hard questions for themselves and perhaps discover that the things that once looked like roadblocks to faith might actually be signposts.

MILHÕES DE CRISTÃOS CONHECEM ESSA CANÇÃO.DESCUBRA AGORA O QUE SIGNIFICA VIVÊ-LA.Cantada em todo o mundo, "10.000 razões" proporcionou aos cristãos uma canção poderosa para ajudá-los a celebrar triunf

Un sacerdote chateaba por Internet y entró en contacto con Ana, una joven en busca de su identidad. De estos ?encuentros? brotó esta obra, ?ANA, UNA JOVEN EN BUSCA DE SU IDENTIDAD?. Es

Un sacerdote chateaba por Internet y entró en contacto con Ana, una joven en busca de su identidad. De estos ?encuentros? brotó esta obra, ?ANA, UNA JOVEN EN BUSCA DE SU IDENTIDAD?. Es

Un sacerdote chateaba por Internet y entró en contacto con Ana, una joven en busca de su identidad. De estos ?encuentros? brotó esta obra, ?ANA, UNA JOVEN EN BUSCA DE SU IDENTIDAD?. Es

Un sacerdote chateaba por Internet y entró en contacto con Ana, una joven en busca de su identidad. De estos ?encuentros? brotó esta obra, ?ANA, UNA JOVEN EN BUSCA DE SU IDENTIDAD?. Es

Este libro es una recopilación de oraciones que la Iglesia, a lo largo de la historia, ha propuesto como poderosas defensas contra el diablo y el mal, dirigidas de modo particular a Jesús, a María, al Espiritu Santo, al arcangel Gabriel y a algunos santos invocados expresamente contra Satanas, como san Benito o san Pio de Pietrelcina. Entre las oraciones hay salmos, palabras que pronuncia Jesus en los Evangelios para expulsar demonios, letanias, novenas, bendiciones y oraciones de peticion por las almas del purgatorio, por la curacion de los males corporales y de los males del espiritu y por la liberacion del alma en la hora de la muerte. Las oraciones van precedidas de una breve presentacion del Padre Amorth en la que, ademas de recomendar la oracion constante, insiste en que los cristianos no debemos temer al demonio, sino al pecado, y que la mejor manera de combatirlo es permanecer en gracia de Dios.