by Kinglove | Church History
Introduction At the end of the first century, Christianity was a small movement that was persecuted by the Roman empire. “Had the church been wiped off the face of the earth at the end of the first century, its disappearance would have caused no dislocation in the...
by Kinglove | Church History
Not all the characteristics that marked the Reformation period (1517-1661) are still present in evangelical Christianity today, some for good reason. Below, I will discuss characteristics that are still present today followed by those that are no longer present....
by Kinglove | HEARING AND EXPERIENCING GOD
Some inner sense stories from Church History St. Patrick of Ireland’s calling. See the Confessions of St. Patrick and also read the entry on Patrick in Tucker, Ruth A.. From Jerusalem to Irian Jaya (p. 39). Zondervan. Kindle Edition. St. Augustine’s...
by Kinglove | HEARING AND EXPERIENCING GOD
Rick Warren taught a message series called “How to Recognize God’s Voice.” He discussed seven ways to test an impression to know with absolute certainty that you are hearing God’s voice. To watch Pastor Rick Warren’s message, go to this link:...
by Kinglove | HEARING AND EXPERIENCING GOD
The following comes from Hybel’s book found at this link: https://www.willowcreek.com/whisper/whisper_chap4.pdf How we know we are hearing God Bill Hybels says, “Over the years I have compiled a short list of five filters that help me ‘test every...
by Kinglove | HEARING AND EXPERIENCING GOD
This page will bring together what several key Christian leaders say about recognizing the voice of God. It will look at: Rick Warren – 7 Ways to Test an Impression. Bill Hybels – 5 Filters for Testing Your Whispers. Charles Stanley – from his book,...
by Dr. Kenneth Acha, MD, DMin. | DECISION MAKING
Without going into detail, below are common cognitive biases that can negatively affect our decision-making or our ability to discern the voice of truth out of the cacophony of voices vying for our attention daily. Confirmation bias: Anchoring bias Illusory...
by Kinglove | Church History, PEACEMAKING HABITS
The great schism of 1054 that divided the eastern and western churches provides a plethora of lessons for today’s believers on the causes of splits and schisms and offers them an opportunity to learn how to prevent such splits and schisms from happening within...
by Kinglove | Church History
The Christological and Trinitarian debates of the fourth and fifth century from Nicea have had a significant impact on the church throughout history that are still felt today. In this post, I will briefly discuss these debates and the councils that were convened as a...
