KINGDOM THEOLOGY

This article reveals the simple and in-depth meaning of Theology and highlights a word or phrase that starts with each letter of the English alphabet.

The subject of mission theology and missions contemplated in terms of motifs, God's nature, New and Old Testament text, and ministry.

An acount of what I have done with my College Degree in the past year. I received a Bachelors Of Theology in June 2009. I received it a day before I was married.

The reason why God will never say, "Sorry, Sue their is nothing I can do because I know that you could never do before I made you."

This article discusses the characteristics of dispensationalism and reformed theology.

The paper identifies the struggle between missions and anthropology studies. Lean how they do not have to conflict, but theology can unite the two.

The theology according to bible scholars across the world is discussed in order to fully understand the image God has for the direction of Missions in the world.

This article imparts exposition on true way to find the Kingdom of God.

Scriptural look at Yeshua's teachings concerning the true roots of the faith. This article addresses the fallacy of "Rapture" theology.

This essay discusses ancient Hebrew history from 921 B.C. to about 600 B.C., a time during which the Hebrew kingdom split into two halves and the Northern half was obliterated by the Assyrians. During this time, a new series of spiritual leaders, the Prophets, arose.

Continuing from Part I, I explore the issue of "calling" in our lives, and how this relates to God's call for us as humans in general to work.

"Work" often seems like just a burden on our lives. But the Bible helps us see that work was part of God's original intention in creation. And work enables us to be a valuable part of God's plan for redeeming the world.

With so many theological viewpoints to choose from on the New Millennium, it's difficult to keep the theories straight. Here's a "primer" that will set straight the record on Amillennialism, Post-Millennialism, and Premillennialism.

A lengthy article detailing the eschatological theology of Paul. Why did Paul believe in an "immediate" return of Christ? Why did he change his views on the afterlife and resurrection? These questions are collectively answered.

Whether you are a new Christian who is looking for tools to aid you in your Bible study or if you are seasoned veteran of the faith who wants some quality reading on Christian theology, these books will bless you and strengthen your walk with the Lord.

A new theology for a new age.

The collision of evangelicism and postmodernity causes need for refinement in theology.

What sets the NIV Bible apart from other versions is that it is known as a Protestant translation that closely follows traditional conservative Evangelical theology.

A new theology for a new age.

The kingdom of Judah was conquered in 597 B.C. by the Neo-Babylonians, leading to a period of exile for the Hebrews, known as the Babylonian Captivity. This essay discusses the Captivity's effects on Jewish culture, as well as the Hebrews' liberation by King Cyrus of Persia.

This essay describes the Hebrew kingdom at its height, from about 1000 B.C. to about 921 B.C., when the two powerful kings, David and Solomon, acheived tremendous power through conquest, trade, and religion. Shortly thereafter, the Hebrew kingdom began its decline.

Biblical research paper (theology) on God's ministry through the Old Testament prophet, Hosea. Hosea prophesied during the exile of Israel's Northern Kingdom, warning the southern kingdom of Judah to remain faithful.