All Entries in the "Theological Reflections" Category
Jesus Veiled His Glory through Flesh
The divine nature of Christ is one of the most debated issues in Christendom and religion. The reason being is because if Christ is truly who He says He was then the ramifications for the world are eternal, heaven or hell. The incarnation of Christ is the mystery of the divine nature being in union with human flesh. Read on as I try to understand as I share a few of my thoughts on a wonderful subject.
What were the issues of social injustice addressed by Amos, and how did he address them?
By Vic Gill
The book of Amos is short, exciting, snappy and full of themes which make out for a popular war movie. It sits uniquely amongst the other books of the Bible and in particular amongst the prophets. Several distinguishing features about the life of Amos and his ministry mark this book out from the [...]
Who Created God?
Have you ever seen or heard of a sheep just taking a seat on a mountain top and being amazed at the marvel of a sunset? Have you ever seen a group of elephants huddle up together to watch the stars at night? Or even still, have you ever seen a cat wandering around just [...]
Thomas Cranmer and the English Reformation
The English Reformation has a history of its own and a very interesting one too. It is full of colourful characters, unusual, dramatic and often at times melodramatic events. It is also widely considered as the turning point for Christianity in England because it brought along reformed ideas, thoughts and ways of doing things, not only in the church, but also in England.
Why Should we Study Theology?
Systematic Theology aims to order the doctrines of the Bible into one coherent framework allowing us to understand the person of God, the nature of man, sin and its consequences, Christ and His salvation, the church, the eternal state and how each relate to the other.
The Glory of God in Imputation
The Biblical doctrine of Imputation has brought much liberty and joy to me as a Christian. It is one of those doctrines which you can read over and over again and still never come to grasp it fully because of the enormity of its significance. This is one of the best examples I can think of whereby Theology has caused me to love my precious Saviour that much more. The Glory of God in Imputation.
Theology – Why Bother?
What is theology and why bother with it? When I tell people I am studying theology, the first question they usually ask is, “What on earth is theology?” And a very good and reasonable question too I’d say. In this ‘Theological Reflection’, I will seek to try and answer this question as best as I can. I have to confess I don’t understand it all and know it all, but I love it enough to want to communicate it.
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