by Dawson Jarrell | Jan 19, 2024 | Doctrines, Ecclesiology, Uncategorized
Slain in the Spirit as a Sacrament? As we saw in the last post, what started as a phenomenon evolved over time to be viewed more as a sacramental experience that could happen during a liturgical practice of laying on hands. This week we will look at the theological...
by Dawson Jarrell | Jan 3, 2024 | Church History, Doctrines, Ecclesiology, Spiritual Growth
Slain in the Spirit 101 This is the opening blog of a five-part series on this controversial topic. The first blog is a short introduction to the subject with my own not-so-subtle take on it. What is being “Slain in the Spirit”? Sociological...
by Dawson Jarrell | Dec 10, 2023 | Church History, Devotional, Doctrines, Spiritual Gifts
Open but Cessationist Calvin on the Necessity of the Apostles Apollos was regarded as an apostle (1 Cor 4:1). He was not an eyewitness of the resurrection (Acts 18). Thus, apostleship cannot be limited to those who saw the risen Christ (although the type of...
by admin | Mar 18, 2023 | Christian Living, Doctrines, Ecclesiology, Spiritual Gifts
Approach to a Theology of Healing in China Normalizing healing is an aim here at Remnant. By this, we mean normalizing the practice of praying for healing, believing that God will meet His people if we seek, knock, and ask. It means believing God continues to bring...
by Dawson Jarrell | Dec 3, 2022 | Doctrines
How could people think Penal Substitution is abuse? In Christianity there is an idea, that is going around like a virus! Here is one formulation of this theological pandemic. “What kind of Father lets his beloved son be tortured and killed? If the crucifixion...
by Dawson Jarrell | Oct 28, 2022 | Doctrines
Prolegomena for the Atonement Meaning of the Term: Atonement The theological meaning of the word can be explained by a simple cliché that is at the same time accurate, atonement means “at-one-ment”; to atone is to reconcile a broken relationship on behalf of another....
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