Exodus: Escape from Egypt

Week 7: 2026-08-23 - Exodus 3:1-4:17

welcome and recap

who tried to defeat God (pharaoh, ex 1:8)
what was he trying to do (stop god’s people growing, ex 1:9, Gen 12:2)
who won in the end (god, ex 1:12, ex 2:10)

intro - guess who

blindfold
choose person
yes no questions
guess when ready

today’s true story from the Bible

Where was Moses when we left him last time?
out shepherding when…
what is God? (Holy)
what is His plan (rescue Israelites from Egypt)
Moses 5 problems (excuses?) :
- 3:11 unworthy (but god is worthy),
- 3:13 didn’t know who God is (I am [unchanging], God of Abraham… would already be familiar to Israelites)
- 4:1 afraid Israelites would not believe him (2 signs)
- 4:10 didn’t speak well (God’s message, He will teach Moses)
- 4:13 “please send someone else” (God was cross but nonetheless provided Aaron for moral support)

activity to let kids self teach

Burning bush at center of page with Moses’ 5 objections and god’s 5 answers. Cut up. Each team has to find answers in Bible Get them to relate back their answers

Groups

Matthew: Dead or Alive

Intro

Good Friday

what did you do?
what happens?
why good?

Bridge questions

Who was unfairly treated? [Jesus (27:23, 26)]
How were they treated? [Whipped, mocked, insulted and crucified (27:26, 28-29, 38-39)]
Who was treated better than they deserved? [Barabbas, a rebel and criminal (27:16, 26)]

Teaching plan

Matthew 27:15-61

Jesus was treated unfairly by everyone. But this was God’s plan to make it possible for us (sinners) to be friends with him.

Exodus: Escape from Egypt

Week 7: 2026-08-23 - Exodus 3:1-4:17

welcome and recap

who tried to defeat God (pharaoh, ex 1:8)
what was he trying to do (stop god’s people growing, ex 1:9, Gen 12:2)
who won in the end (god, ex 1:12, ex 2:10)

intro - guess who

blindfold
choose person
yes no questions
guess when ready

today’s true story from the Bible

Where was Moses when we left him last time?
out shepherding when…
what is God? (Holy)
what is His plan (rescue Israelites from Egypt)
Moses 5 problems (excuses?) :
- 3:11 unworthy (but god is worthy),
- 3:13 didn’t know who God is (I am [unchanging], God of Abraham… would already be familiar to Israelites)
- 4:1 afraid Israelites would not believe him (2 signs)
- 4:10 didn’t speak well (God’s message, He will teach Moses)
- 4:13 “please send someone else” (God was cross but nonetheless provided Aaron for moral support)

activity to let kids self teach

Burning bush at center of page with Moses’ 5 objections and god’s 5 answers. Cut up. Each team has to find answers in Bible Get them to relate back their answers

Tag: Mustard Seeds: Exodus: Escape From Egypt

Groups

Exodus: Escape from Egypt

Week 7: 2026-08-23 - Exodus 3:1-4:17

welcome and recap

who tried to defeat God (pharaoh, ex 1:8)
what was he trying to do (stop god’s people growing, ex 1:9, Gen 12:2)
who won in the end (god, ex 1:12, ex 2:10)

intro - guess who

blindfold
choose person
yes no questions
guess when ready

today’s true story from the Bible

Where was Moses when we left him last time?
out shepherding when…
what is God? (Holy)
what is His plan (rescue Israelites from Egypt)
Moses 5 problems (excuses?) :
- 3:11 unworthy (but god is worthy),
- 3:13 didn’t know who God is (I am [unchanging], God of Abraham… would already be familiar to Israelites)
- 4:1 afraid Israelites would not believe him (2 signs)
- 4:10 didn’t speak well (God’s message, He will teach Moses)
- 4:13 “please send someone else” (God was cross but nonetheless provided Aaron for moral support)

activity to let kids self teach

Burning bush at center of page with Moses’ 5 objections and god’s 5 answers. Cut up. Each team has to find answers in Bible Get them to relate back their answers

Matthew: Dead or Alive

Intro

Good Friday

what did you do?
what happens?
why good?

Bridge questions

Who was unfairly treated? [Jesus (27:23, 26)]
How were they treated? [Whipped, mocked, insulted and crucified (27:26, 28-29, 38-39)]
Who was treated better than they deserved? [Barabbas, a rebel and criminal (27:16, 26)]

Teaching plan

Matthew 27:15-61

Jesus was treated unfairly by everyone. But this was God’s plan to make it possible for us (sinners) to be friends with him.

Matthew: Dead or Alive

Intro

Good Friday

what did you do?
what happens?
why good?

Bridge questions

Who was unfairly treated? [Jesus (27:23, 26)]
How were they treated? [Whipped, mocked, insulted and crucified (27:26, 28-29, 38-39)]
Who was treated better than they deserved? [Barabbas, a rebel and criminal (27:16, 26)]

Teaching plan

Matthew 27:15-61

Jesus was treated unfairly by everyone. But this was God’s plan to make it possible for us (sinners) to be friends with him.

Tag: Mustard Seeds: Dead or Alive

Groups

Matthew: Dead or Alive

Intro

Good Friday

what did you do?
what happens?
why good?

Bridge questions

Who was unfairly treated? [Jesus (27:23, 26)]
How were they treated? [Whipped, mocked, insulted and crucified (27:26, 28-29, 38-39)]
Who was treated better than they deserved? [Barabbas, a rebel and criminal (27:16, 26)]

Teaching plan

Matthew 27:15-61

Jesus was treated unfairly by everyone. But this was God’s plan to make it possible for us (sinners) to be friends with him.

2026-02-23 Lent 1

Intro

What is Lent?
- 40 days
- reflection
- desert time
- anticipating the Cross

A series in 6 parts of the Christian life, sharing in:

worship
prayer
scripture
communion
service
good news

Jesus you are the way, guide us on our journey.

Video

Just start, says Matthew Porter

Reading: Luke 11:1-12

¹ One day Jesus was praying in a certain place. When he finished, one of his disciples said to him, “Lord, teach us to pray, just as John taught his disciples.”

Groups

Source - a five session course on prayer for lent - session 2: source of joy - handout

Session 2: Prayer - source of joy

Groups

Source - a five session course on prayer for lent - session 2: source of joy

Session 2: Prayer - source of joy

Posts

Prayer

Introduction to Spirituality and Discipleship"

Deuteronomy - 8 challenges

8 contrasting challenges to the way we choose to live

Synopses

Three key questions

Chapter 1 - What are the keys to understanding the OT?

An overview of OT study: attractions and obstacles

The attractions of the OT

1. Gripping stories

[Contrary to Richter] Longman finds Christians increasingly attracted to OT.

'spell-binding plots', 'vivid characters'

Paul says [1 Cor 10:1-11] that these are warnings against behaviour such as Solomon’s who lost a kingdom as a result of his marriages to foreign wives [1 Kings].

Synopses

The Epic of Eden

Introduction

Most people have a hodge-podge of knowledge of the old testament but no coherent structure. Richter suggests there are three reasons for this:

Never been taught the OT is their story. Both story and God different to the NT and to Jesus, even unnecessary.
OT is inaccessible for historical, geographical, cultural, linguistic etc. reasons.
The 'dysfunctional closet syndrome'.

OT as your story

OT is two thirds of the Bible and redemption story but treated as 'unfortunate preface'. Yet the characters are unknown to us as close relatives may be to an Alzheimer’s sufferer.

Deuteronomy - 8 challenges

8 contrasting challenges to the way we choose to live

Practicing the Way

Dust

Who are you following?

There are no free thinkers

The world is forming us continuously …into what?

Even on days of doubt, I want to believe. I resonate with Peter’s conclusion

Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life.

Apprentice to Jesus

Dramatisation of Peter’s calling by Jesus. Conclusion: bizarre, what on earth made him do that?

Rabbi as guru, each with a yoke (Hebrew idiom for briefs and practices).

Groups

Source - a five session course on prayer for lent - session 2: source of joy - handout

Session 2: Prayer - source of joy

Groups

Source - a five session course on prayer for lent - session 2: source of joy

Session 2: Prayer - source of joy

Practicing the Way

Dust

Who are you following?

There are no free thinkers

The world is forming us continuously …into what?

Even on days of doubt, I want to believe. I resonate with Peter’s conclusion

Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life.

Apprentice to Jesus

Dramatisation of Peter’s calling by Jesus. Conclusion: bizarre, what on earth made him do that?

Rabbi as guru, each with a yoke (Hebrew idiom for briefs and practices).

Source - a five session course on prayer for lent - session 2: source of joy - handout

Session 2: Prayer - source of joy

Groups

Source - a five session course on prayer for lent - session 2: source of joy

Session 2: Prayer - source of joy

Tag: Trinity College, Bristol and Bristol Baptist College

Sources

Gorman, Romans 9:11

Summary and quotations from Michael J. Gorman’s 'Romans' commentary, chapters 9-11

Sources

Bioethics: a primer for Christians

Christian bioethics and moral vision.

Sources

A reader's guide to transforming mission

Matthew’s model of mission and discipleship.

Synopses

Three key questions

Chapter 1 - What are the keys to understanding the OT?

An overview of OT study: attractions and obstacles

The attractions of the OT

1. Gripping stories

[Contrary to Richter] Longman finds Christians increasingly attracted to OT.

'spell-binding plots', 'vivid characters'

Paul says [1 Cor 10:1-11] that these are warnings against behaviour such as Solomon’s who lost a kingdom as a result of his marriages to foreign wives [1 Kings].

Synopses

The Epic of Eden

Introduction

Most people have a hodge-podge of knowledge of the old testament but no coherent structure. Richter suggests there are three reasons for this:

Never been taught the OT is their story. Both story and God different to the NT and to Jesus, even unnecessary.
OT is inaccessible for historical, geographical, cultural, linguistic etc. reasons.
The 'dysfunctional closet syndrome'.

OT as your story

OT is two thirds of the Bible and redemption story but treated as 'unfortunate preface'. Yet the characters are unknown to us as close relatives may be to an Alzheimer’s sufferer.

Sources

Christian Doctrine, Chapter 3

Mike Higton, Christian Doctrine, London, SCM, 2008

Sources

The Twentieth Century

Church development in the 20^th century — war, conscientous objectors, ecumenicalism, Vatican II, pentacostalism, women

Sources

Turning points, third edition, chapter 12

Decisive Moments in the History of Christianity

Sources

The Church in Britain in the 19th Century

The church in Britain in the nineteenth century.

Sources

The church in the age of reason - chapter 10

Methodism and the evangelical revival.

Sources

The English Reformation

The English Reformation and its precursors.

Sources

Calvin

Zwingli and the early Reformation in Zurich.

Sources

The Counter-Reformation

The Catholic Reformation and its response to Protestantism.

Sources

Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation

Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Sources

Turning points, third edition, chapter 4

Decisive Moments in the History of Christianity

Sources

British Christianity after AD 407

The Medieval Church in the West. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Sources

The Great Councils

The Great Councils. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Sources

The Medieval Church in the West

We will attempt to cover nearly 1000 years in one session - obviously we have to be selective, so we’ll look at how Christianity survived the collapse of Roman rule in the West. We’ll look at how Ireland, Scotland and England were evangelized and also how Britain went on to help re-established Christianity in Europe through the work of missionary monks. We’ll look at the fortunes of the papacy, some key figures and some important developments in theology and culture.

Sources

The African Pilgrim

Extract from "Introduction to Church History" by George Herring.

Sources

An Introduction to St Augustine of Hippo

Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Sources

The three great Capadoccians

History and writings of the Cappadocian Fathers: Basil the Great, his younger brother Gregory of Nyssa, and their friend Gregory of Nazianzus.

Sources

From Persecution to State Church

Today we’ll look at the major times of widespread persecutions of Christians by the Roman State, together with some of the long-term effects it had upon the Church. Then we will move forward to look at the process whereby the Empire itself became Christian.

Sources

Reading Topic: Christian Faith: Worship, Prayer and Church Order in the Early Centuries

This reading topic gives you a chance to look at how the Early Church worked, in terms of its core activities of worship, prayer and ministry. Patterns familiar in our day were in their earliest stages of development.

Sources

Key early thinkers

The purpose of this session is to give you a taste as to how the first generation of Christian 'theologians' tackled the issues of their day, arising from the existence and mission of the Church. You will be reading these writers in other modules, but this session is to introduce them and give you an idea of their overall context and thought.

Synopses

Chadwick, The Early Church

Chapter 1 from Jerusalem to Rome

Christians were first Jews so necessary to find continuity from Old Testament and old covenant
P9, 10 Jews 'a race apart' but 'ready to dedicate synagogues "to God in honour of the emperor"'
'A million Jews in Alexandria and Egypt' → influential. Often easier to let them have their own way in matters of religion
Admired for monotheism, morality and antiquity
Septuagint (work of 70 authors) dated from Alexandria in 3rd C BC under sponsorships of Ptolemy Philadelphus

Sources

The Early Church

The early church and its shaping theologians.

Sources

Early Heresies and Movements

This session tracks the early developments in Christian, and not-so-Christian, thought. It looks at the emergence of 'heresy', the emergence of the concept of 'Catholicity' and 'orthodoxy', and the reaction to the increasingly structured nature of the Church.

Sources

After the Apostles

The death of the apostles; an increasingly delayed parousia; a growing Church; state-sponsored persecution and the rise of convincing, but 'false' teaching — all in the midst of a world which had very different ideas to those of the Bible and a culture which was deeply suspicious of monotheism and its implied challenge to the political and social ways of doing things. This was the entry moment for Christianity onto the wider world scene.

Tag: Doherty

Sources

Chapter 12: Money

Chapter 12 of Living Witness: Explorations in Missional Ethics. Leicester: Apollos, 2012. Pages 240-257.

Sources

Introduction to Ethics - Economics, Wealth and Poverty

This session will introduce foundational biblical material and theological concepts for engagement with economic ethical questions and will aim to equip students to consider how Christians and churches should respond to wealth and poverty, and which economic system, if any, is most compatible with Christian teaching.

Sources

Introduction to Ethics - Ethics at the start of life

Aim: to equip students with an informed understanding of the prevalence and experience in contemporary life of abortion and fertility treatment, the pastoral needs of those who experience them, and to enable them to engage with the ethical questions they raise. Trigger warning. You may find some of the material in some of these items distressing.

Sources

Introduction to Ethics - Medical Ethics - Theological Foundations

This session will apply the hermeneutic approach explored in last week’s class to the topic of medical ethics. It will aim to enable students to consider the ways in which biblical, theological and philosophical themes might have a bearing on contemporary medical ethical issues.

Sources

Introduction to Ethics - Session 2

This session will explore possible contemporary hermeneutical approaches to Christian ethics, and seek to equip students to think for themselves about the way in which they use and apply the Bible in ethical deliberation and decision-making.

Sources

Introduction to Ethics - Session 1

Module Introduction

Tag: Money

Sources

Chapter 12: Money

Chapter 12 of Living Witness: Explorations in Missional Ethics. Leicester: Apollos, 2012. Pages 240-257.

Tag: Ethics

Sources

Introduction to Ethics - Economics, Wealth and Poverty

Sources

Introduction to Ethics - Ethics at the start of life

Sources

Introduction to Ethics - Medical Ethics - Theological Foundations

Sources

Introduction to Ethics - Session 2

Sources

Introduction to Ethics - Session 1

Module Introduction

Tag: Personhood

Sources

Christ and the Concept of Person

The concept of personhood is crucial for our understanding of what it is to be human. This article considers the ways that Christological debates in the early Church contributed to the emergence of the concept of person.

Tag: Bioethics

Sources

Bioethics: a primer for Christians

Christian bioethics and moral vision.

Tag: Augustine

Sources

Dowler Theological Ethics

Augustine on sin, grace, and the pear theft.

Sources

A Short History of Christian Doctrine

Lohse, Bernhard 'A Short History of Christian Doctrine.' Trans. F. Ernest Stoeffler. Philadelphia: Fortress, 1966.

Tag: Pelagius

Sources

Dowler Theological Ethics

Augustine on sin, grace, and the pear theft.

Tag: Fresh Expressions

Synopses

Mission Shaped Church

Mission shaped church

Chapter 1:

post-Christendom

Much of Britain’s self-understanding comes from centuries of Christian faith, but many in Britain now have minimal knpowledge of the Christian faith. Mission shaped church start of post-Christendom section

drop from 55 to 4% Sunday school atendence in 20th century.
multi-culturalism reinforces consumerism in faith—whatever 'works' for you.
citation 59 no dormant faith to revive, second of third generation pagans.
a 'diametrically different' approach emerging from 'come' to 'go'

Posts

Stephenson Missiology

Option 2) Fresh Expression in Each New Generation - In 2,500 words discuss how new forms of Church might engage with a consumerist culture whilst being true to the discipleship of Jesus. How might an ‘It-must-fit-me culture’ be discipled? Make reference to wider biblical and theological sources in your answer. Finally, discuss the implications of fresh expressions in the way that mission might be engaged in your current context? As you look at the insights for mission detailed by your mission audit, what actions will you be taking? - How engage consumerist / post-modern? - What does it mean to…

Tag: Ministry

Synopses

Mission Shaped Church

Mission shaped church

Chapter 1:

post-Christendom

Much of Britain’s self-understanding comes from centuries of Christian faith, but many in Britain now have minimal knpowledge of the Christian faith. Mission shaped church start of post-Christendom section

drop from 55 to 4% Sunday school atendence in 20th century.
multi-culturalism reinforces consumerism in faith—whatever 'works' for you.
citation 59 no dormant faith to revive, second of third generation pagans.
a 'diametrically different' approach emerging from 'come' to 'go'

Posts

Stephenson Missiology

Tag: Missio Dei

Synopses

Mission Shaped Church

Mission shaped church

Chapter 1:

post-Christendom

Much of Britain’s self-understanding comes from centuries of Christian faith, but many in Britain now have minimal knpowledge of the Christian faith. Mission shaped church start of post-Christendom section

drop from 55 to 4% Sunday school atendence in 20th century.
multi-culturalism reinforces consumerism in faith—whatever 'works' for you.
citation 59 no dormant faith to revive, second of third generation pagans.
a 'diametrically different' approach emerging from 'come' to 'go'

Posts

Stephenson Missiology

Tag: Mission

Synopses

Mission Shaped Church

Mission shaped church

Chapter 1:

post-Christendom

Much of Britain’s self-understanding comes from centuries of Christian faith, but many in Britain now have minimal knpowledge of the Christian faith. Mission shaped church start of post-Christendom section

drop from 55 to 4% Sunday school atendence in 20th century.
multi-culturalism reinforces consumerism in faith—whatever 'works' for you.
citation 59 no dormant faith to revive, second of third generation pagans.
a 'diametrically different' approach emerging from 'come' to 'go'

Posts

Stephenson Missiology

Tag: Daniel Everett

February 5, 2023

Anxious tribalism and the loss of the metanarrative seen in Daniel Everett's mission amongst the Pirahã

This article works with the notion of 'tribal anxiety' as being a concern over the maintenance of an overarching story and a pressure that causes new identity to emerge. It considers the loss of metanarrative in both the message of the Christian gospel and in its vehicle of universal grammar. The impact of this loss is considered by considering Daniel Everett’s encounter with the Pirahã. Anxious tribalism seen in the challenged Christian constructs of Everett is discussed in relation to the larger tribe (the missional perspectives of Everett). The apparent lack of anxious tribalism is discussed in terms of the unchallenged constructs of the smaller tribe (the Pirahã). The linguistic and theological issues arising for missiology are discussed.

Tag: Metanarrative

February 5, 2023

Anxious tribalism and the loss of the metanarrative seen in Daniel Everett's mission amongst the Pirahã

Tag: Tribal Anxiety

February 5, 2023

Anxious tribalism and the loss of the metanarrative seen in Daniel Everett's mission amongst the Pirahã

Tag: Trinity College Bristol

February 5, 2023

Anxious tribalism and the loss of the metanarrative seen in Daniel Everett's mission amongst the Pirahã

Sources

The Doctrine of Creation

The doctrine of creation.

Sources

Doctrine of the Trinity

The doctrine of the Trinity.

Sources

Holy Scripture

History and doctrine of Scripture, from patristic to modern approaches.

Sources

What is theology?

A brief introduction to Christian doctrine: Introduction

Tag: Universal Faith

February 5, 2023

Anxious tribalism and the loss of the metanarrative seen in Daniel Everett's mission amongst the Pirahã

Tag: Universal Grammar

February 5, 2023

Anxious tribalism and the loss of the metanarrative seen in Daniel Everett's mission amongst the Pirahã

Tag: Baptist Mission Society (BMS)

Sources

Historical dimensions of mission

History of Christian mission.

Tag: Church Mission Society (CMS)

Sources

Historical dimensions of mission

History of Christian mission.

Tag: London Missionary Society (LMS)

Sources

Historical dimensions of mission

History of Christian mission.

Tag: William Carey

Sources

Historical dimensions of mission

History of Christian mission.

Tag: Covenant

Synopses

Three key questions

Chapter 1 - What are the keys to understanding the OT?

An overview of OT study: attractions and obstacles

The attractions of the OT

1. Gripping stories

[Contrary to Richter] Longman finds Christians increasingly attracted to OT.

'spell-binding plots', 'vivid characters'

Paul says [1 Cor 10:1-11] that these are warnings against behaviour such as Solomon’s who lost a kingdom as a result of his marriages to foreign wives [1 Kings].

Synopses

The Epic of Eden

Introduction

Most people have a hodge-podge of knowledge of the old testament but no coherent structure. Richter suggests there are three reasons for this:

Never been taught the OT is their story. Both story and God different to the NT and to Jesus, even unnecessary.
OT is inaccessible for historical, geographical, cultural, linguistic etc. reasons.
The 'dysfunctional closet syndrome'.

OT as your story

OT is two thirds of the Bible and redemption story but treated as 'unfortunate preface'. Yet the characters are unknown to us as close relatives may be to an Alzheimer’s sufferer.

Tag: Longman

Synopses

Three key questions

Chapter 1 - What are the keys to understanding the OT?

An overview of OT study: attractions and obstacles

The attractions of the OT

1. Gripping stories

[Contrary to Richter] Longman finds Christians increasingly attracted to OT.

'spell-binding plots', 'vivid characters'

Paul says [1 Cor 10:1-11] that these are warnings against behaviour such as Solomon’s who lost a kingdom as a result of his marriages to foreign wives [1 Kings].

Tag: Richter

Synopses

The Epic of Eden

Introduction

Most people have a hodge-podge of knowledge of the old testament but no coherent structure. Richter suggests there are three reasons for this:

Never been taught the OT is their story. Both story and God different to the NT and to Jesus, even unnecessary.
OT is inaccessible for historical, geographical, cultural, linguistic etc. reasons.
The 'dysfunctional closet syndrome'.

OT as your story

OT is two thirds of the Bible and redemption story but treated as 'unfortunate preface'. Yet the characters are unknown to us as close relatives may be to an Alzheimer’s sufferer.

Tag: Doctrine

Posts

Doctrine essay bibliography

Bibliography for Doctrine course’s question on Tradition

Sources

The Doctrine of Creation

The doctrine of creation.

Sources

Doctrine of the Trinity

The doctrine of the Trinity.

Sources

Doctrine of God

The doctrine of God in Christian theology.

Sources

Holy Scripture

History and doctrine of Scripture, from patristic to modern approaches.

Sources

What is theology?

A brief introduction to Christian doctrine: Introduction

Tag: Tradition

Posts

Doctrine essay bibliography

Bibliography for Doctrine course’s question on Tradition

Tag: Creation

Sources

The Doctrine of Creation

The doctrine of creation.

Sources

ESSENTIALS OF CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY

Creation and providence in Christian theology.

Tag: Providence

Sources

ESSENTIALS OF CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY

Creation and providence in Christian theology.

Tag: Tanner

Sources

ESSENTIALS OF CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY

Creation and providence in Christian theology.

Tag: Trinity

Sources

Doctrine of the Trinity

The doctrine of the Trinity.

Sources

The Trinity in Africa

Journal of Reformed Theology 3 (2009) 125-143 The Trinity in Africa James Kombo Associate Professor of Systematic Theology; Daystar University, Kenya E-mail: jkombo@daystar.ac.ke (c) Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2009 DOL: 10.1163/156973109X448698 Downloaded from Brill.com

Tag: _NTU_ Metaphysics

Sources

The Trinity in Africa

Tag: African Names for God,

Sources

The Trinity in Africa

Tag: Africanization,

Sources

The Trinity in Africa

Tag: Athanasius

Sources

A Short History of Christian Doctrine

Lohse, Bernhard 'A Short History of Christian Doctrine.' Trans. F. Ernest Stoeffler. Philadelphia: Fortress, 1966.

Tag: Basil the Great

Sources

A Short History of Christian Doctrine

Lohse, Bernhard 'A Short History of Christian Doctrine.' Trans. F. Ernest Stoeffler. Philadelphia: Fortress, 1966.

Tag: Cappadocian Fathers

Sources

A Short History of Christian Doctrine

Lohse, Bernhard 'A Short History of Christian Doctrine.' Trans. F. Ernest Stoeffler. Philadelphia: Fortress, 1966.

Sources

Gregory Nazianzus--The First Theological Oration

Gregory Nazianzus on the Trinity and Christian doctrine.

Tag: Christianization,

Sources

The Trinity in Africa

Tag: Council of Constantinople

Sources

A Short History of Christian Doctrine

Lohse, Bernhard 'A Short History of Christian Doctrine.' Trans. F. Ernest Stoeffler. Philadelphia: Fortress, 1966.

Tag: Council of Nicaea

Sources

A Short History of Christian Doctrine

Lohse, Bernhard 'A Short History of Christian Doctrine.' Trans. F. Ernest Stoeffler. Philadelphia: Fortress, 1966.

Tag: Gregory Nazianus

Sources

A Short History of Christian Doctrine

Lohse, Bernhard 'A Short History of Christian Doctrine.' Trans. F. Ernest Stoeffler. Philadelphia: Fortress, 1966.

Sources

Gregory Nazianzus--The First Theological Oration

Gregory Nazianzus on the Trinity and Christian doctrine.

Tag: Gregory of Nyssa

Sources

A Short History of Christian Doctrine

Lohse, Bernhard 'A Short History of Christian Doctrine.' Trans. F. Ernest Stoeffler. Philadelphia: Fortress, 1966.

Tag: Origen

Sources

A Short History of Christian Doctrine

Lohse, Bernhard 'A Short History of Christian Doctrine.' Trans. F. Ernest Stoeffler. Philadelphia: Fortress, 1966.

Sources

The Early Church

The early church and its shaping theologians.

Tag: Primitive or Diffused Monotheism,

Sources

The Trinity in Africa

Tag: Doctrine of God

Sources

Doctrine of God

The doctrine of God in Christian theology.

Tag: Scripture

Sources

Holy Scripture

History and doctrine of Scripture, from patristic to modern approaches.

Tag: Barth

Sources

Scripture

THE OXFORD HANDBOOK OF Systematic theology Edited by JOHN WEBSTER, KATHRYN TANNER, IAIN TORRANCE Chapter 19 - Stephen E. Fowl

Tag: Webster

Sources

Scripture

THE OXFORD HANDBOOK OF Systematic theology Edited by JOHN WEBSTER, KATHRYN TANNER, IAIN TORRANCE Chapter 19 - Stephen E. Fowl

Tag: Theology

Sources

What is theology?

A brief introduction to Christian doctrine: Introduction

Tag: Arminius

Sources

Calvin and Calvinism

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 7 and 21. Key events in Calvin’s life, theology and how this was developed after his lifetime.

Tag: Calvin

Sources

Calvin and Calvinism

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 7 and 21. Key events in Calvin’s life, theology and how this was developed after his lifetime.

Sources

Luther and Zwingli

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 4,5 and 20

Tag: Diet of Worms

Sources

Luther and Zwingli

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 4,5 and 20

Tag: Humanism

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Luther and Zwingli

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 4,5 and 20

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Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation

Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: Institutes

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Calvin and Calvinism

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 7 and 21. Key events in Calvin’s life, theology and how this was developed after his lifetime.

Tag: Koornhert

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Calvin and Calvinism

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 7 and 21. Key events in Calvin’s life, theology and how this was developed after his lifetime.

Tag: Luther

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Luther and Zwingli

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 4,5 and 20

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Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation

Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: Melanchathon

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Luther and Zwingli

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 4,5 and 20

Tag: Reformation

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Calvin and Calvinism

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 7 and 21. Key events in Calvin’s life, theology and how this was developed after his lifetime.

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Luther and Zwingli

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 4,5 and 20

Tag: Servetus

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Calvin and Calvinism

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 7 and 21. Key events in Calvin’s life, theology and how this was developed after his lifetime.

Tag: Synod of Dort

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Calvin and Calvinism

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 7 and 21. Key events in Calvin’s life, theology and how this was developed after his lifetime.

Tag: Westminister Confession

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Calvin and Calvinism

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 7 and 21. Key events in Calvin’s life, theology and how this was developed after his lifetime.

Tag: Zwingli

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Luther and Zwingli

Some notes and quotations from Justo Gonsalvez’s "Story of Christianity Vol II" chapters 4,5 and 20

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Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation

Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: Alpha Course

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The Twentieth Century

Church development in the 20^th century — war, conscientous objectors, ecumenicalism, Vatican II, pentacostalism, women

Tag: Ecumenicalism

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The Twentieth Century

Church development in the 20^th century — war, conscientous objectors, ecumenicalism, Vatican II, pentacostalism, women

Tag: Pentacostalism

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The Twentieth Century

Church development in the 20^th century — war, conscientous objectors, ecumenicalism, Vatican II, pentacostalism, women

Tag: The Great War

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The Twentieth Century

Church development in the 20^th century — war, conscientous objectors, ecumenicalism, Vatican II, pentacostalism, women

Tag: Vatican 2

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The Twentieth Century

Church development in the 20^th century — war, conscientous objectors, ecumenicalism, Vatican II, pentacostalism, women

Tag: Women

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The Twentieth Century

Church development in the 20^th century — war, conscientous objectors, ecumenicalism, Vatican II, pentacostalism, women

Tag: World Council of Churches

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The Twentieth Century

Church development in the 20^th century — war, conscientous objectors, ecumenicalism, Vatican II, pentacostalism, women

Tag: WWII

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The Twentieth Century

Church development in the 20^th century — war, conscientous objectors, ecumenicalism, Vatican II, pentacostalism, women

Tag: Methodism

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The church in the age of reason - chapter 10

Methodism and the evangelical revival.

Tag: The Clapham Set

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The church in the age of reason - chapter 10

Methodism and the evangelical revival.

Tag: Wesley

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The church in the age of reason - chapter 10

Methodism and the evangelical revival.

Tag: Whitefield

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The church in the age of reason - chapter 10

Methodism and the evangelical revival.

Tag: Benedict

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Turning points, third edition, chapter 4

Decisive Moments in the History of Christianity

Tag: Gregory I

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Turning points, third edition, chapter 4

Decisive Moments in the History of Christianity

Tag: Jan Hus

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Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation

Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: John Wycliffe

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Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation

Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: Nominalism

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Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation

Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: Thomas Aquinas

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Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation

Martin Luther and the start of the Reformation. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: Anglo-Saxon

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British Christianity after AD 407

The Medieval Church in the West. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: Celtic Christianity

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British Christianity after AD 407

The Medieval Church in the West. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: St Aidan

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British Christianity after AD 407

The Medieval Church in the West. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: St Columba

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British Christianity after AD 407

The Medieval Church in the West. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: St Cuthbert

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British Christianity after AD 407

The Medieval Church in the West. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: St David

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British Christianity after AD 407

The Medieval Church in the West. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: St Illtud

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British Christianity after AD 407

The Medieval Church in the West. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: St Patrick

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British Christianity after AD 407

The Medieval Church in the West. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: Chalcedon

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The Great Councils

The Great Councils. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: Constantinople

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The Great Councils

The Great Councils. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: Ephesus

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The Great Councils

The Great Councils. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: Nicea

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The Great Councils

The Great Councils. Handout from Paul Roberts as part of his 'Introduction to Church History' at Trinity College, Bristol, Easter Term, 2022

Tag: St Augustine of Hippo

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The Confessions of Saint Augustine

The importance of the Confessions (Confessiones), written in 397-8, is as a personal document and statement of faith. This translation is in modern English found at the Stanford website. However it is incomplete and does not make clear its copyright.

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