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A positive progressive response to revival movements.
For an introduction to process theology and how it might change your way of thinking and impact your life in a positive way, this trilogy presents Process Theology: Embracing Adventure with God, Process Spirituality: Practicing Holy Adventure, and Beauty and Process Theology: A Journey of Transformation. The first two are by Bruce Epperly and the…
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The biblical picture of the Spirit is one of action, change, and renewal. Are you ready to join this joyous adventure?
The biblical picture of the Spirit is one of action, change, and renewal. Are you ready to join this joyous adventure?
What are the key experiences that have defined the traditional Seventh-day Adventist approach to hermeneutics? Veteran Seventh-day Adventist theologian and philosopher Edward W. H. Vick provides a brief answer to this question in this short book, with only 64 pages of text. Tracing the way interpretation was done starting with the Millerite movement in the…
Process-relational theology meets day-to-day spiritual needs and encourages growth and wholeness.
What might Jesus say to you today about your political decisions? Would he care?’ With his gift for making Scripture and theology clear and very relevant, Dr. Bruce Epperly looks at the Sermon on the Mount and suggests to us what Jesus might be saying about our own politics and social ethics. Point by point…
Edward W. H. Vick provides an unbiassed assessment of the claim that you can go on speaking of the Second Advent as ‘soon’ after having said so for centuries, followed by a constructive statement suggesting a more honest approach derived directly from the New Testament. If you use ‘soon’ in the ordinary sense, you can’t…