Faith
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Life Applications In The Bible (by Books – OT)
OLD TESTAMENT (39 Books) 1. Genesis — Trust God’s Plan from the Beginning God is faithful even when humans fail; walk with Him like the patriarchs. 2. Exodus — God Delivers and Leads Follow God out of bondage and into freedom; trust His timing. 3. Leviticus — Holiness Matters Approach…
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Life Applications In The Bible (by Books – NT)
NEW TESTAMENT (27 Books) 40. Matthew — Follow Jesus as King Live the Sermon on the Mount; seek the Kingdom first. 41. Mark — Serve with Urgency and Faith Follow Jesus in action and sacrifice. 42. Luke — Show Compassion Like Jesus Love outsiders, the poor, the rejected. 43. John…
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Part 6. The Path to Liberation or Salvation
1. Introduction Having examined the origins of suffering and moral disorder, we now turn to the paths of transformation. Both Christianity and Buddhism affirm that the human condition is not hopeless: liberation or salvation is possible. Yet they differ profoundly in how this goal is reached. Christianity centres on divine…
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Part 11. Truth, Knowledge, and Enlightenment
1. Introduction Every religion offers not only a path to salvation or liberation but also a theory of knowledge — how truth is known, verified, and lived. Christianity and Buddhism approach this question from two fundamentally different epistemological directions: Despite this divergence, both traditions affirm that true knowledge transforms the…
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Part 2: The Language Barrier – From Revelation to Realisation
Bridging the Light: Explaining Christianity to Buddhists with Clarity and Compassion 1. Introduction When Christians speak about God, sin, faith, and salvation, they are using a vocabulary born from revelation — truths given by a personal God who speaks and acts in history.Buddhists, however, understand truth as something realised through…
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Part 8: Faith and Practice — The Path of Transformation
Bridging the Light: Explaining Christianity to Buddhists with Clarity and Compassion 1. Introduction To a Buddhist, spiritual progress depends on practice, not belief.Wisdom (prajñā) and compassion (karuṇā) arise through discipline, mindfulness, and meditation, not through accepting doctrines.Therefore, when Christians say “salvation by faith,” many Buddhists hear “passive belief without effort.”…
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Part 1 – The Father Who Cried, “Help My Unbelief” (Mark 9:14–29)
1. Name & Context A desperate father brought his demon-possessed son to Jesus’ disciples, but they could not heal him. When Jesus arrived, the man turned to Him as the last hope. His heart was torn between belief in Jesus’ power and fear from long disappointment. 📖 Mark 9:17–18 (ESV)“Teacher,…
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Part 2 – The Apostles Who Prayed, “Lord, Increase Our Faith” (Luke 17:5–6)
1. Name & Context The apostles, Jesus’ closest followers, had already witnessed countless miracles — healing the sick, walking on water, feeding thousands.Yet when Jesus taught them about forgiving others repeatedly, they felt the task was beyond their strength. 📖 Luke 17:3–4 (NKJV)“If your brother sins against you, rebuke him;…
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Part 3 – The Disciples Who Cried, “Lord, Save Us! We Perish!” (Matthew 8:23–27)
1. Name & Context The disciples of Jesus were travelling with Him across the Sea of Galilee after a long day of ministry. Many of them were fishermen familiar with the sea, yet when a sudden storm arose, they were overwhelmed by fear.This incident took place early in their discipleship,…
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Part 4 – Gideon: “If You Will Save Israel by My Hand, Show Me a Sign” (Judges 6:36–40)
1. Name & Context Gideon, son of Joash, lived during a time when Israel was oppressed by the Midianites because of national disobedience. He was hiding in fear, threshing wheat in a winepress to avoid detection (Judges 6:11). When the Angel of the LORD appeared, calling him a “mighty man…
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Part 5 – Moses: “If Your Presence Does Not Go with Us, Do Not Send Us Up from Here” (Exodus 33:12–15)
1. Name & Context Moses, called by God to lead Israel out of Egypt, had already witnessed extraordinary miracles — the plagues, the Red Sea crossing, and God’s voice at Sinai. Yet, after Israel’s grievous sin of the golden calf (Exodus 32), Moses faced a crisis of faith and leadership.…
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Part 6 – David: “Create in Me a Clean Heart, O God; and Renew a Right Spirit Within Me” (Psalm 51:10–12)
1. Name & Context David, Israel’s greatest king and “a man after God’s own heart” (1 Samuel 13:14), reached one of his lowest points after his grievous sin with Bathsheba and the murder of her husband, Uriah (2 Samuel 11).When confronted by the prophet Nathan (2 Samuel 12:7–9), David was…
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Part 7 – The Centurion: “Lord, I Am Not Worthy … Only Say the Word” (Matthew 8:5–10)
1. Name & Context The Roman Centurion was a Gentile officer in charge of roughly one hundred soldiers — a man of rank, discipline, and authority.Despite being an outsider to Israel’s covenant, he had heard about Jesus and believed in His divine power to heal. His servant was gravely ill…
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Part 8 – Abraham: “He Believed the LORD, and It Was Counted to Him for Righteousness” (Genesis 15:1–6; 22:1–18)
1. Name & Context Abraham, originally Abram, is known as the “father of faith” (Romans 4:11–12).He was called by God to leave his homeland, his family, and his security to journey toward an unknown land and promise (Genesis 12:1–4). Though he obeyed, the promise of a child — through whom…
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Part 9 – Job: “Though He Slay Me, Yet Will I Trust Him” (Job 1–2; 13:15; 42:1–10)
1. Name & Context Job was a man from Uz, described as “blameless and upright, one who feared God and shunned evil” (Job 1:1).He was wealthy, respected, and deeply devoted to God, offering sacrifices continually on behalf of his family. Unknown to Job, a heavenly dialogue permitted Satan to test…
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Part 10 – Hannah: “In Bitterness of Soul She Prayed to the LORD and Wept in Anguish” (1 Samuel 1:9–20)
1. Name & Context Hannah, the beloved wife of Elkanah, lived in the hill country of Ephraim during Israel’s pre-monarchic period.Though deeply loved, she was barren, while her husband’s other wife, Peninnah, mocked her repeatedly (1 Samuel 1:6–7).Childlessness was a social reproach in that culture, and Hannah’s grief was profound.…
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Part 11 – Mary: “Let It Be to Me According to Your Word” (Luke 1:26–38)
1. Name & Context Mary, a young virgin from Nazareth, was engaged to Joseph when she received the most astounding message ever given to humanity: she would conceive and bear the Son of God. She was probably a teenager of humble background, living under Roman occupation and Jewish law —…
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Part 12 – Peter: “Lord, If It’s You, Tell Me to Come to You on the Water” (Matthew 14:22–33)
1. Name & Context Peter, originally a fisherman from Galilee, was one of Jesus’ closest disciples — bold, impulsive, and passionate.This incident occurred shortly after the feeding of the five thousand, when Jesus sent His disciples across the Sea of Galilee while He went to pray. A violent storm arose,…
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Part 13 – Thomas: “Unless I See the Mark of the Nails, I Will Not Believe” (John 20:24–29)
1. Name & Context Thomas, also called Didymus (“the Twin”), was one of Jesus’ twelve disciples.He is often labelled “Doubting Thomas,” but his story actually reveals how faith grows through honesty and encounter. After Jesus’ crucifixion, the disciples were hiding in fear.When Jesus first appeared to them on resurrection evening,…
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Part 14 – Paul (Saul): “Lord, What Do You Want Me to Do?” (Acts 9:1–22)
1. Name & Context Saul of Tarsus, later known as Paul, was a zealous Pharisee, a scholar of the Law, and a fierce persecutor of Christians.He believed he was serving God by destroying the early Church (Acts 8:1–3).On his way to Damascus to arrest believers, Saul’s confident religiosity was shattered…
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Part 1: Why Faith Has Two Directions
1 Introduction Christian faith is not one-dimensional. It moves upward toward God in worship and outward toward others in love. The Cross itself symbolises this twofold movement: its vertical beam points to communion with God; its horizontal beam stretches toward humanity. Jesus joined both dimensions when He declared: “Thou shalt…
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Part 2: The Vertical Relationship – Loving and Knowing God
1 Introduction The vertical relationship is the axis of worship, trust, and obedience that joins humanity to God.It defines the source of all spiritual vitality; every moral and social act draws power from this connection.Jesus named it the first and greatest commandment: “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with…
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Part 3: The Horizontal Relationship – Loving and Serving Others
1 Introduction The horizontal relationship represents the believer’s outward expression of divine love.Having been reconciled to God, Christians are called to reflect that reconciliation in their relationships with others.Jesus declared: “This is My commandment, That ye love one another, as I have loved you.” — John 15:12 Love for others…
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Part 4: The Connection – How Faith Fuels Love
1 Introduction Faith and love are not separate virtues but two movements of one spiritual life.Faith looks upward to receive; love reaches outward to give.The vitality of the Christian life depends on their connection: without faith, love lacks source; without love, faith lacks substance. “Faith worketh by love.” — Galatians…
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Part 4 – Faith, Repentance, and Confession: Receiving What Grace Provides
Series: Grace Beyond Ability – The Justice and Mercy of God Toward the Helpless and the Ignorant 1. Introduction If divine grace is the foundation of salvation, human response is the doorway through which that grace is received. Grace, in its universality, reaches every human; but it becomes personally effective…
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Part 5 – Grace Beyond Conscious Faith: When Belief Is Humanly Impossible
Series: Grace Beyond Ability – The Justice and Mercy of God Toward the Helpless and the Ignorant 1. Introduction Having established that salvation is grounded in divine grace and personally received through faith, repentance, and confession (Part 4), we now turn to a crucial question:What happens when faith itself is…
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Part 4 – Achan: Faith with Hidden Sin
Key Verse “Israel has sinned; they have violated My covenant, which I commanded them to keep. They have taken some of the devoted things.”— Joshua 7 : 11 (NIV) 1. The Hidden Crime among the Faithful Achan belonged to the covenant people who had just witnessed miraculous victories: the crossing…
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Part 10 – The Laodicean Church: Lukewarm Faith
Key Verse “I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot. I wish you were either one or the other! So, because you are lukewarm — neither hot nor cold — I am about to spit you out of My mouth.”— Revelation 3 : 15–16 (NIV) 1. A…
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Faith Across the Ages of Egypt: Pharaohs to the Moving Mountain (Contents)
Chapter 1 – The Dawn of Egyptian Spirituality Chapter 2 – Foreign Influence and Religious Syncretism Chapter 3 – The Rise of Christianity and the Coptic Identity Chapter 4 – Doctrinal Conflict and the Coptic Church Chapter 5 – The Arab Conquest of Egypt (641 CE) Chapter 6 – Gradual…
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Chapter 14 – The Legacy of Faith: Lessons from Mokattam
Part V – Modern Egypt and Religious Continuity 14.1 The Journey of Faith through Time From the pharaohs to the Fatimids, and from the Copts to contemporary Cairo, Egypt’s history is not merely political — it is profoundly spiritual. Across 5,000 years, belief has taken many forms: Each era has…
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1. God as Provider
Trusting God for all needs. Theme: God meets every need according to His riches and faithfulness. Chapter (4) Provision and Wealth Bible Verses: But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus. 31 Therefore take no thought, saying, What shall we eat?…
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4. Trusting God in Poverty or Lack
Faith in scarcity. Theme: Confidence in God’s provision even during financial hardship. Chapter (4) Provision and Wealth Bible Verses: I have been young, and now am old; yet have I not seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging bread. 10 And if thou draw out thy soul to the…
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4. Emotional and Spiritual Connection
Growing together in Christ. Theme: True intimacy combines emotional closeness and shared faith. Chapter (5) Love and Romantic Relationships Bible Verses: 9 Two are better than one; because they have a good reward for their labour. 10 For if they fall, the one will lift up his fellow: but woe…
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4. Friendship and Accountability
Building deep, godly friendships. Theme: Choosing friends wisely, offering support, and growing together in faith. Chapter (6) Family, Friendships, and Community Bible Verses: He that walketh with wise men shall be wise: but a companion of fools shall be destroyed. Be not deceived: evil communications corrupt good manners. 9 Two…
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3. Walking in Obedience and Faith
Aligning your life with God’s will. Theme: Obedience strengthens your calling and releases God’s power. Chapter (7) Calling, Destiny, and Spiritual Gifts Bible Verses: Even so faith, if it hath not works, is dead, being alone. 3 And hereby we do know that we know him, if we keep his…
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7. Leaving a Faith-Filled Legacy
Impacting future generations. Theme: Living a purposeful life that influences others for eternity. Chapter (7) Calling, Destiny, and Spiritual Gifts Bible Verses: 7 I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith: 8 Henceforth there is laid up for me a crown of…
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4. Overcoming Attacks through Faith
Active resistance and victory mindset. Theme: Fighting spiritual battles with faith, prayer, and God’s Word. Chapter (8) Spiritual Warfare and Victory Bible Verses: Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you. Ye are of God, little children, and have overcome them: because greater is…
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5. Leaving a Faith-Filled Legacy
Impacting generations and society. Theme: Leaving behind spiritual, relational, and societal influence that honours God. Chapter (10) Eternity, Legacy, and Society Bible Verses: 4 We will not hide them from their children, shewing to the generation to come the praises of the LORD, and his strength, and his wonderful works…
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Chapter 6: Sabbath and Rest — Faith, Work, and Renewal in a 24/7 World
Kingdom Ethics and the Ten Commandments Today Relevance for the Church, Culture Wars, Law vs. Grace, and Christian Discipleship This chapter focuses on the Third Commandment — “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy” (Exod. 20:8–11) — and its application for faith, work, and rest in a modern, 24/7…
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4: Faith and Works
1. Theme Overview This theme examines the relationship between faith and works in God’s redemptive plan. It explores how genuine faith in God produces obedience, good deeds, and ethical living, while false or inactive faith is spiritually dead. It highlights the continuity from the Old Testament covenant to New Testament…
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1: What Is True Faith in Jesus? – Beyond Belief to Devotion
1. Introduction In a world where religious pluralism and cultural syncretism are widespread, many profess belief in Jesus while simultaneously practising other forms of worship. This raises a foundational question: what does it mean to truly believe in Jesus Christ according to the Bible? This entry examines the biblical nature…
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44. Faith
Genesis 15:6 6 And he believed in the LORD; and he counted it to him for righteousness. Psalms 3:1-8 1 LORD, how are they increased that trouble me! many are they that rise up against me. 2 Many there be which say of my soul, There is no help for…
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120. Seed Faith
Genesis 8:22 22 While the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease. Genesis 26:12-14 12 Then Isaac sowed in that land, and received in the same year an hundredfold: and the LORD blessed him. 13 And the…
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6: Faith — Emunah (OT), Pistis (NT), and Intertestamental Usage
1. Hebrew Term: Emunah — אֱמוּנָה Pronunciation: eh-moo-NAHMeaning: Faithfulness, trust, steadfastness; firm belief and loyalty toward God. Old Testament Usage: Intertestamental Usage: New Testament Usage: Comparative Summary:
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Anselm of Canterbury – Faith Seeking Understanding and the Atonement
Doctrinal Themes and Denominational Traditions 1. Introduction Anselm of Canterbury (c. 1033–1109) was a Benedictine monk, Archbishop of Canterbury, and a towering figure in medieval scholastic theology. Often hailed as the “Father of Scholasticism,” Anselm is best known for his motto fides quaerens intellectum (“faith seeking understanding”), and for developing…
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Blaise Pascal – Faith, Reason, and the God of the Heart
Doctrinal Themes and Denominational Traditions 1. Introduction Blaise Pascal (1623–1662) was a French mathematician, physicist, and theologian whose religious writings have earned him a lasting place in the canon of Christian thought. Though never formally trained as a theologian or clergyman, Pascal’s reflections on faith, reason, human nature, and divine…
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The Second Debate: Culture, Heresy, and the Future of Faith
The Council That Never Was – Volume II Chapter 6: The Rise of Culture and the Death of Metaphysics The council reconvened. A new chamber unfolded—this time layered with shifting images of modernity: factories, megacities, megachurches, riots, digital screens, cathedrals in ruin, and a stained-glass Christ pixelated by culture. Friedrich…
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The Spirit of the Age: Faith in a Time of Science, AI, and Global Crisis
The Council That Never Was – Volume III Prologue: The Silence of the Saints The forum had changed. No longer cloisters, cathedrals, or ancient halls—now it shimmered with cold light. Screens blinked with data. Globes spun. Satellites hovered. And in one corner, a neural network hummed, uncomprehending yet relentless. Theologians…
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Faith Without Sight: An Exegetical, Theological, and Epistemological Study of John 20:24–29
1. Introduction The encounter between Jesus and Thomas in John 20:24–29 remains one of the most profound narratives in the Gospel of John. Commonly known as the “Doubting Thomas” story, it reveals Jesus’s gracious approach to human scepticism, the transformation of apostolic faith, and the theological nature of belief without…
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Romans 10:17 states, “Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word (Rhema) of Christ.” Does this mean that faith is built specifically by Rhema words, as distinct from general Scripture (Logos)?
1. Introduction Romans 10:17 is frequently quoted in Charismatic and Pentecostal circles to teach that: This interpretation requires careful examination of: 2. Textual and Contextual Analysis 2.1 The Verse in Context Romans 10:17 (ESV): “So faith comes from hearing, and hearing through the word (Rhema) of Christ.” 2.1.1 Contextual Flow…
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Chapter 2: James and Paul – Faith and Works
Jerusalem bustled beneath the midday sun. Pilgrims wove through narrow streets, bringing lambs for sacrifice and silver coins for temple tax. Within the assembly hall, elders gathered in small circles, parchment scrolls unrolled before them. James stood among them, robe gathered neatly at his feet. His calm face radiated quiet…
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Chapter 5: The Silent Quill – Letters of Faith
Night settled over Jerusalem, cloaking its streets in quiet darkness. Lamps flickered in narrow windows, casting golden pools of light onto stone courtyards. Somewhere within the Temple precincts, priests tended the burning lamps before the Holy Place, ensuring they never went out. In a modest upper room, James sat cross-legged…
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Article 12: Lessons from Biblical Arguments for Contemporary Faith Communities
1. Introduction The biblical narratives of conflict and controversy offer enduring lessons for contemporary faith communities. This article synthesises key insights from scriptural disputes, emphasising principles for maintaining unity, truth, and love in the church today. 2. Embracing Constructive Conflict 3. Prioritising Gospel-Centred Unity 4. Exercising Humility and Forgiveness 5.…
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Article 10: James and Paul – Divergent Emphases on Faith and Works
1. IntroductionThe epistles of James and Paul present apparent tensions regarding the role of faith and works in salvation. Both men were apostles and committed servants of Christ, yet their writings reflect different emphases that have sparked theological debate. 2. Historical and Biblical ContextPaul’s letters, notably Romans and Galatians, emphasise…
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Article 8: Covenantal Blessing – What Happens When Faith Activates Divine Power
1. Introduction While common grace and natural law offer blessings accessible to all, covenantal blessings represent a deeper, more powerful form of divine favour—one reserved for those in right relationship with God through faith. These blessings are not merely natural outcomes of moral living; they involve the direct intervention and…
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Chapter 4: Saving Faith – Believing in Jesus Christ
PART II: CONVERSION – ENTERING NEW LIFE IN CHRIST Theological Overview: Justification by Faith Alone At the heart of the Christian gospel lies the doctrine of justification by faith alone (sola fide). This foundational truth, recovered and emphasised during the Protestant Reformation, proclaims that sinners are declared righteous before God…
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Chapter 6: Confession and Commitment
Overview: Declaring Jesus as Lord Confession and commitment are at the heart of the Christian conversion experience, marking the transition from internal belief to external allegiance. While faith and repentance begin within the heart, confession brings that transformation into the public and relational sphere. It is the open declaration that…
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The Parable of the Mustard Seed
1. Title of the Parable The Parable of the Mustard Seed 2. Scripture Reference(s) 3. Thematic Category Kingdom of God / Heaven; Small Beginnings and Great Expansion; Divine Sovereignty 4. Parable Summary Jesus compares the Kingdom of Heaven to a mustard seed — a seed known for its minute size…
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The Parable of the Cost of Discipleship
1. Title of the Parable The Parable of the Cost of Discipleship(also known as The Tower Builder and the Warring King) 2. Scripture Reference(s) 3. Thematic Category Discipleship and Faith; Commitment; Sacrifice; Prioritisation of the Kingdom 4. Parable Summary Jesus presents two short illustrations to explain the seriousness of following…
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The Parable of the Friend at Midnight
1. Title of the Parable The Parable of the Friend at Midnight 2. Scripture Reference(s) 3. Thematic Category Discipleship and Faith; Prayer; Persistence; Boldness in Approach to God 4. Parable Summary Jesus tells of a man who goes to a friend at midnight to ask for three loaves of bread…
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The Parable of the Unjust Judge (Persistent Widow)
1. Title of the Parable The Parable of the Unjust Judge(also known as The Persistent Widow) 2. Scripture Reference(s) 3. Thematic Category Discipleship and Faith; Prayer; Perseverance; Divine Justice 4. Parable Summary Jesus tells of a widow who persistently pleads for justice from a judge who neither fears God nor…
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The Parable of the Rich Fool
1. Title of the Parable The Parable of the Rich Fool 2. Scripture Reference(s) 3. Thematic Category Discipleship and Faith; Wealth and Materialism; Mortality; Spiritual Priorities 4. Parable Summary Jesus tells of a rich man whose land produces abundantly. He decides to tear down his barns and build larger ones…
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The Parable of the Dishonest Manager
1. Title of the Parable The Parable of the Dishonest Manager(also known as The Shrewd Steward) 2. Scripture Reference(s) 3. Thematic Category Discipleship and Faith; Stewardship; Wisdom; Faithfulness with Resources 4. Parable Summary Jesus tells of a manager who is about to be fired for mismanaging his master’s property. Knowing…
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The Parable of the Lamp under a Basket
1. Title of the Parable The Parable of the Lamp under a Basket(also known as The Lamp on a Stand) 2. Scripture Reference(s) 3. Thematic Category Discipleship and Faith; Witness; Visibility; Responsibility 4. Parable Summary Jesus compares disciples to a lamp that, once lit, is not meant to be hidden…
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The Parable of the New Cloth and New Wineskins
1. Title of the Parable The Parable of the New Cloth and New Wineskins 2. Scripture Reference(s) 3. Thematic Category Discipleship and Faith; Renewal; Covenant Transformation; Receptivity to Change 4. Parable Summary Jesus compares His message and ministry to new fabric and new wine. He states that: Luke’s account adds:…
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The Great Tribulation and Persecution (End Time)
Biblical Basis: A. Increased Global Persecution of Christians Fulfilment Evidence: Academic References: B. Martyrdom and Faith under Pressure Fulfilment Evidence: Academic References: C. Tribulation Conditions: War, Famine, and Death Fulfilment Evidence: Academic References: D. Escalating Intensity and Global Scope Fulfilment Evidence: Academic References: Conclusion The biblical concept of a “Great…
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2.4 Faith Over Fear
🔹 Story 1: David Faced Goliath with Confidence in God Main Characters: David, Goliath, Saul, Israelites, PhilistinesStory Summary: While Israel’s army trembled before Goliath, David—just a young shepherd—boldly stepped forward in faith, trusting God to give victory. With a sling and a stone, he defeated the giant.Key Verses: 1 Samuel…
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2.5 Faith in the Impossible
🔹 Story 1: Abraham and Sarah Believed for a Child in Old Age Main Characters: Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, GodStory Summary: Though well beyond childbearing years, Abraham and Sarah believed God’s promise for a son. Despite their doubts, Isaac was miraculously born.Key Verses: Genesis 18:9–15; 21:1–7; Romans 4:18–21Theme Connection: Their faith…
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2.11 Stories of Doubt Turned to Faith
🔹 Story 1: Thomas Doubted the Resurrection Main Characters: Thomas, Jesus, disciplesStory Summary: Thomas refused to believe Jesus had risen until he saw the wounds himself. When Jesus appeared and invited him to touch, Thomas declared, “My Lord and my God!”Key Verses: John 20:24–29Theme Connection: Doubt gave way to deep,…
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6.7 Stories of Faith Passed to the Next Generation
🔹 Story 1: Abraham to Isaac – Covenant Faith Continued Main Characters: Abraham, Isaac, GodStory Summary: God made a covenant with Abraham and reaffirmed it to Isaac, who learned to walk in the same trust and obedience. Isaac built altars and called on the Lord as his father had.Key Verses:…
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Chapter (2) The Path to Success
1. The combination of dreams and hard work gets success. Stay positive and never give up. 2. A winner is a dreamer who never gives up. 3. Hard work is a choice. Attitude is a choice. Discipline is a choice. Doing extra is a choice. Excellence is a choice. There…
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Faith: Chapter (1) The Power of Faith and Trust
1. Do not waste your energy to fear. User your energy to believe, learn, create and grow. 2. Fear of failure wastes time. 3. Faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. 4. God is saying to you: My child, you are worrying too…
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Chapter (2) Embracing Belief
1. We are twice armed if we fight with faith. 2. Believe you are born to do great things. 3. Be crazy enough to believe you can achieve anything in life. 4. Sometimes, you need to thank God for what did not happen. 5. Gratitude, give thanks, praise God, and…
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Chapter (3) Actions in Faith
1. Trust in God is not like taking a pleasure cruise to Heaven; it is more like fighting a battleship in the spiritual realm. 2. Pray hard, work hard, worry less. 3. If you know the power of prayer, you will pray without ceasing. 4. One day, you will be…