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(Sorry For The Delay) Here is part 1 to the Hermeneutical Triangle.
The Main Points which We examine in this Podcast:
1. The Background
2. Observation
3. The Main Idea of the Text
4. Interpretive Challenges
5. Letting Scripture Interpret Scripture
We spend time examining another key point or question in the full podcast. To unlock this complete-length podcast and more training material, become a monthly champion for $10 a month by following this link here:
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6. The Application Of It All
The Questions which we ask to Pastor Monteher:
1. Where is Maputo, Mozambique. What is your role serving there and how long you have been serving there?
2. How is life and ministry in Mozambique? What is the one thing you enjoy the most and one thing you like the least about living in serving in Mozambique?
3. How is God working/moving in Mozambique?
4. How and why should our church be involved in taking the true gospel into Africa?
5. What is different about America and Mozambique when it comes to our cultures and how that effects sharing the Gospel? (You can talk about their respect for the unborn.)
We ask one more critical question of Pastor Monteher about life in Mozambique. To unlock this full length podcast and more training material, become a monthly champion for $10 a month by following this link here:
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6. What is the hardest thing about breaking through cultural barriers to share the Gospel in Mozambique?
The next three weeks we are going to be covering: 1. The importance of prayer and how to structure our prayer lives 2. The hermeneutical triangle part 1 3. The hermeneutical triangle part 2 God sent him a cleaner. This seems like something God would do.
The Questions which we ask to Dr. Roach: 1. Bill, you have contributed to several books on the inerrancy of Scripture. How did you get involved in those projects and why are they important?
2. Could you provide a brief survey of the inerrancy debate for our listeners?
3. What do we mean inspiration, infallibility, and inerrancy?
4. What is a good argument to defend the inerrancy of Scripture?
We ask two more questions of Dr. Roach about applying what he told us. To unlock this full length podcast and more training material, become a monthly champion for $10 a month by following this link here:
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5. What is limited inerrancy vs full or plenary inerrancy? What are the significant reasons you hold one verses the other?
6. What are the implications of the doctrine of inerrancy for the local church and evangelism?
1. How the Bible views gender.
2. How the LGBTQ defines sexuality and gender.
3. How is our culture being influenced more by LGBTQ then the Christian worldview.
4. How do we move forward with the Christian worldview and loving people and speaking the truth. For our monthly champion community we are going to share some of our encounters that we have had with homosexuals over the years and the details of the next three points.
We are going to cover a movement, a theory, and a theology that is deadly dangerous.
Here is a quick definition of all three that will be addressed:
Woke Church Movement- Being enlightened to social injustices. The Woke Church by Eric Mason
Critical Race Theory- The critical race theory is a collection of activists and scholars engaged in studying and transforming the relationship among race, racism, and power. Critical Race Theory Richard Delgado Jean Stefancic Pg 2 (Power change)
Black Liberation Theology- pg 3 Black liberation theology James Cone- "It is a study of Gods liberating activity in the world, God's activity on behalf of the oppressed."
Your spiritual health check-up
In close, creation points us to the one true living God Who makes life possible and plausible. God's Word found in the Bible explains in a great deal who this God is compared to all the imposters out there. Read Psalm 96:5, "For all the gods of the peoples are worthless idols, but the LORD made the heavens."
Our pre-beliefs are so fundamental that we instinctively use them in every area of our lives.
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