Sermons tagged #Prolegomena

Our approach to Theology should be a humble, believing approach, a dependent approach. It is an awe inspiring thing when we consider God in Himself and the fact that He has graciously condescended to us. It is one that is both doctrinal and practical, theoretical and practical. And it is to be prayerful. Show me wonderful things Lord. Ask, seek, knowck, and it will be given.

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Recorded earlier this year, Dr. J. P. Mosley discusses courses, new professors, and class summaries to help listeners gain a better understanding of the exciting and enriching experience you can expect at HTS.

“What Is the Relationship of Systematic Theology to Doctrine?" (Pt.1)

What are the benefits and limitations of systematic theology? All Scripture, whether examined exegetically in particular texts or categorically within the full scope of the Bible, is spiritually profitable to accomplish at least four divine purposes (2 Tim.3:16).

DOT stands for Daily Oral Theology. Rev. Chuck Muether, adjunct professor of New Testament Studies and Director of Advancement at Heidelberg Theological Seminary and church planter for the Reformed Church in the United States (Covenant East Classis), briefly breaks down one theological term each day.

DOT stands for Daily Oral Theology. Rev. Chuck Muether, adjunct professor of New Testament Studies and Director of Advancement at Heidelberg Theological Seminary and church planter for the Reformed Church in the United States (Covenant East Classis), briefly breaks down one theological term each day.

DOT stands for Daily Oral Theology. Rev. Chuck Muether, adjunct professor of New Testament Studies and Director of Advancement at Heidelberg Theological Seminary and church planter for the Reformed Church in the United States (Covenant East Classis), briefly breaks down one theological term each day.

DOT stands for Daily Oral Theology. Rev. Chuck Muether, adjunct professor of New Testament Studies and Director of Advancement at Heidelberg Theological Seminary and church planter for the Reformed Church in the United States (Covenant East Classis), briefly breaks down one theological term each day.

DOT stands for Daily Oral Theology. Rev. Chuck Muether, adjunct professor of New Testament Studies and Director of Advancement at Heidelberg Theological Seminary and church planter for the Reformed Church in the United States (Covenant East Classis), briefly breaks down one theological term each day.

DOT stands for Daily Oral Theology. Rev. Chuck Muether, adjunct professor of New Testament Studies and Director of Advancement at Heidelberg Theological Seminary and church planter for the Reformed Church in the United States (Covenant East Classis), briefly breaks down one theological term each day.

Introduction to Series: Many years ago when I was a middle school language arts teacher, we began the class with DOL or Daily Oral Language. We would examine grammar and mechanics orally. Fast-forward to the ministry, I have found in the last couple of decades folks in the pews wanting to learn theological terms and constructs in palatable layperson language. So I have come up with DOT or Daily Oral Theology. I hope these little lessons are profitable to you.

Introduction to Series: Many years ago when I was a middle school language arts teacher, we began the class with DOL or Daily Oral Language. We would examine grammar and mechanics orally. Fast-forward to the ministry, I have found in the last couple of decades folks in the pews wanting to learn theological terms and constructs in palatable layperson language. So I have come up with DOT or Daily Oral Theology. I hope these little lessons are profitable to you.

Introduction to Series: Many years ago when I was a middle school language arts teacher, we began the class with DOL or Daily Oral Language. We would examine grammar and mechanics orally. Fast-forward to the ministry, I have found in the last couple of decades folks in the pews wanting to learn theological terms and constructs in palatable layperson language. So I have come up with DOT or Daily Oral Theology. I hope these little lessons are profitable to you.

Introduction to Series: Many years ago when I was a middle school language arts teacher, we began the class with DOL or Daily Oral Language. We would examine grammar and mechanics orally. Fast-forward to the ministry, I have found in the last couple of decades folks in the pews wanting to learn theological terms and constructs in palatable layperson language. So I have come up with DOT or Daily Oral Theology. I hope these little lessons are profitable to you.

Introduction: I. Its past power A. Is a good and perfect gift from above (vs. 17a) B. Comes down from the Father of lights (vs. 17b) C. Brought you forth by the Father's will (vs. 18a) D. Made you firstfruits (vs. 18b) II. Its proper reception A. With swift hearing (vs. 19a) B. With slow speaking and wrath (vss. 19b, 20) C. Without filthiness and wickedness (vs. 21a) D. With meekness (vs. 21b) III. Its powerful implantation (vs. 21c) A. Hears the Word B. Reads the Word C. Studies the Word D. Memorizes the Word E. Meditates on the Word Conclusion: Does the Word

Before we can discuss a theology of man we need to know what theology is first. This introduction discusses theology and the various forms of theology such as historical theology, biblical theology, philosophical theology and apologetics. A mini-prolegomena laying the foundation for the series to follow.