by Daniel L. Sonnenberg Addressing the question, “How could a good God allow so much, evil, pain, and suffering – or does he simply not care? “Having looked at the four commonly proposed solutions, I’d like to offer what I… Read More ›
Articles
Reaching Your World with the Gospel: Three Commitments
by Daniel L. Sonnenberg “There are at least three commitments that every church should make. “[1]…to support the church in other parts of the world…[with] theological training…prayer…finances… [2]…to send out missionaries…Christians who are willing to go…totally committed to living for Christ…willing… Read More ›
Drawing People into Christ
by Daniel L. Sonnenberg “…the Church exists for nothing else but to draw men into Christ, to make them little Christs. If they are not doing that, all the cathedrals, clergy, missions, sermons, even the Bible itself, are simply a… Read More ›
Man as the Image of Christ
“In Christ man sees what manhood was meant to be…men are the image of Christ so far as they are like Christ…this is how man, the image of God, who is already man, already the image of God, can become… Read More ›
Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC) Position Paper on Human Sexuality
by Daniel L. Sonnenberg Adopted by the 37th General Assembly, June 2017 Click to access PositionPaper-HumanSexuality.pdf An excerpt… “In a time when views of human sexuality and marriage are rapidly changing, we believe it is necessary and helpful to state clearly… Read More ›
Cuba: Equipping Pastors, Part 4
by Daniel L. Sonnenberg Pastors and ministry leaders in Havana, Cuba completed Timothy Two Project International’s Workshop 4, “Serving God: Living Life in Response to Grace” in which we studied and discussed what the Bible teaches about serving God in… Read More ›
Cuba: Equipping Pastors Part 3
by Daniel L. Sonnenberg These Cuban pastors and ministry leaders recently completed Timothy Two Project International’s Workshop 3, “Trusting God: Practicing Kingdom Living” in which they studied and discussed what the Bible teaches about trusting God in relationships, social issues… Read More ›
We Are His Workmanship 