CADET LAURA VAN SCHAICK writes about her journey with the Bible and 1st Doctrine of the Salvation Army … A popular song that debuted on Christian radio in 2003 entitled “Everything To Me” describes the relationship that many who grew up in a Christian home, have with the Bible. It speaks of someone who “[grows] [...]
“Discipleship, discipleship, discipleship.” These were the words spoken by Major Denise Walker as she shared with the Friends of Christ Session regarding “Ready to Serve”, a new curriculum for children, ages 7-10. This new program has been created as a result of the Generals International Forum, Symposium 2008, and Youth Adult Research Projects. It [...]
When you enter the Chapel, either on a Monday, Tuesday or Friday, it is anticipated that it will be a special time of spiritual blessings and enrichment. From hearing a cadet’s story, to providing insight into a particular scripture theme or praying for our new Lieutenants, there is always a sense that the Lord is [...]
Our doctrines help us to interpret our own personal journey. They also help us interpret how to best live out our faith within our current context (McGrath, 1997). This essay centers on The Salvation Army’s first doctrine; which states that ‘the Bible was given by inspiration of God and that it constitutes the Divine rule [...]
In his book, “How to Believe Again” Helmut Thielicke reflects on the story of the Canaanite woman who displayed tremendous faith (Matthew 15:21-28) “Jesus never told any of his disciples, “Great is your faith.” And yet they had left everything for his sake. He had said it to only one other person, and that was [...]
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
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