Who Sent God?
He spends two paragraphs 'guarding the meanings of words' and 'maintaining the integrity of this word,' only to goof it up by calling God a sent one? That is a very difficult proposition to swallow.
I am an Active Duty Army Chaplain, ordained as a Commissioned Pastor out of New Life CRC in Spring, TX.
Reading Theology, Philosophy and Ethics. I am most currently interested in the Transcendental Philosophy of Herman Dooyeweerd and how it affects the study and application of Ethics. As an Army Chaplain I am very interested in the new studies being done in "Moral Injury" in war.
He spends two paragraphs 'guarding the meanings of words' and 'maintaining the integrity of this word,' only to goof it up by calling God a sent one? That is a very difficult proposition to swallow.
I’ve spent four years in the Army as a Chaplain, and 19 of those months I’ve been deployed to either Iraq or Afghanistan. Many with whom I serve have seen combat all over; Panama, Bosnia, Iraq (the first and second time), as well as Afghanistan. I know several who have six or more deployments in their careers.
The prism of Christian denominations excites me. I find great spiritual benefit in relationships with many kinds of Christians. The pure light of God split when it hit the prism of our depravity and one result is our great variety of worship. True worshippers, however, are always pushing to get back through the prism.
What do you do when your life doesn’t turn out as you expected? In the Army, as I suspect in the other branches, the unexpected is oftentimes the norm. In fact, as a play on the Marine Corps motto, “Semper Fi” (Always Faithful), we often say, “Semper Gumby” (Always Flexible).
Calvin Seminary has a very thorough one.
http://cep.calvinseminary.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/sermonEvaluationForm.pdf
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Thanks! I appreciate it.
Is there a transcript available to read? I'm in a place where bandwidth is an issue so downloading even an mp3 can be a problem. Thanks.
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