Category Archives: Thinking Theologically
1 Comment | tags: Bodily Resurrection, Death, Death and Resurrection, Death is Gain, Eternal Life, Faith Seeking Understanding, Final Hope, Going to Heaven, Heaven, Immortality of the Soul, Intermediate State, Letter to the Hebrews, New Creation, Phillip Powers, Resurrection of Jesus, Resurrection of the Body, Resurrection of the Dead, To Be With Christ, To Die is Gain | posted in Thinking Theologically
Leave a comment | tags: Christological Titles, Deity of Christ, Divine Identity, Divinity of Jesus, Faith Seeking Understanding, Gospel of Luke, High Christology, Jesus Christ, Jesus is Lord, Low Christology, Lukan Christology, Luke-Acts, New Testament Christology, NT Use of the OT\, Old Testament Conceptual Metaphors and the Christology of Luke's Gospel, Phillip Powers, Son of God, Son of Man, Thinking Theologically, Who is Jesus?, YHWH and Jesus | posted in Thinking Theologically
Leave a comment | tags: Biblical Theology, Conflict with Israel, Ezekiel, Faith Seeking Understanding, Frank Matera, From Jerusalem, Gospel of Luke, Gospel Proclamation, Israel and Jesus, Jerusalem, Jesus and Jerusalem, Jesus Christ, Journey Narrative, Journey to Jerusalem, Judgment and Salvation, Judgment of Jerusalem, Lukan Theology, Luke 9:51, Luke-Acts, Narrative Theology, New Testament Theology, Phillip Powers, Prophetic Judgment, Salvation, Set His Face Against, Set His Face Like Flint, Son of Man, Theology of Luke-Acts, Thinking Theologically, Travel Narrative | posted in Thinking Theologically
Leave a comment | tags: Bearing One Another's Burdens, Belonging, Belonging to One Another, Biblical Ecclesiology, Body of Christ, Church as a People, Church Attendance, Church Health, Church Life, Church Membership, Community, Ecclesiology, Faith Seeking Understanding, Fellowship, Forgiving One Another, Hospitality, Life Together, Local Church, Members of Each Other, Mutual Edification, One Another, Phillip Powers, Relational Ministry, Relationships in the Church, Serving One Another, Sharing Life, Thinking Theologically, United with Christ | posted in Thinking Theologically
Leave a comment | tags: Blood of Christ, Body of Christ, Bread and Cup, Christian Worship, Communion, Eat and Drink, Eucharist, Faith Seeking Understanding, Family of God, Gospel, Gospel Proclamation, Jesus Christ, Kingdom of God, Last Supper, Liturgy, Lord's Supper, Marriage Supper of the Lamb, New Covenant, Passover, Phillip Powers, Remember, Second Coming, Thinking Theologically, Word and Table | posted in Thinking Theologically
Leave a comment | tags: Building the Kingdom, Christ is King, Christian Hope, Christian Mission, Church and Culture, Church Ministry, Cultural Engagement, Disciple Making, Evangelism, Faith Seeking Understanding, Gospel Mission, Gospel of the Kingdom, Inheriting the Kingdom, Jesus Christ, John 18:36, Kingdom of Christ, Kingdom of God, Kingdom of Heaven, Luke 12:32, Matthew 12:28, Mission of the Church, Phillip Powers, Political Engagement, Second Coming of Christ, Seeking the Kingdom, Thinking Theologically | posted in Thinking Theologically
1 Comment | tags: Already and Not Yet, Biblical Eschatology, Christian Hope, Faith Seeking Understanding, Imminence, Inaugurated Eschatology, Jesus and the Kingdom, Jesus Christ, John the Baptist, Kingdom of God, Kingdom of Heaven, Nearness, Parousia, Phillip Powers, Realized Eschatology, Reign of Christ, Resurrection, Return of Christ, The Kingdom and the Church, Thinking Theologically | posted in Thinking Theologically
Leave a comment | tags: Biblical Interpretation, Christ-Centered Hermeneutics, Christology, Emmaus Road, Faith Seeking Understanding, Fulfillment, Hermeneutics, Hermeneutics of Jesus, Jesus Christ, Luke 24, Metanarrative of Scripture, New Testament, New Testament Use of the Old Testament, Old Testament, Old Testament in the New Testament, Phillip Powers, Prediction, Progressive Revalation, Reading the Old Testament as a Christian, Redemptive History, Scripture, Thinking Theologically, Typology | posted in Thinking Theologically
Leave a comment | tags: Belief, Disciples, Eyewitness Testimony, Faith Seeking Understanding, Fourth Gospel, Gospel of John, Historical Jesus, Historical Reliability, Holy Spirit, jesus, Jesus Christ, John, Memory, Phillip Powers, Remembrance, Resurrection, Retrospective Understanding, Testimony, Theological Interpretation, Thinking Theologically, Witnesses | posted in Thinking Theologically
