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• Advent: Athanasius’ "On the Incarnation"

  By dsonnenberg on November 29, 2007 • ( 0 )

  “Now in dealing with these matters it is necessary first to recall what has already been said. You must understand why it is that the Word of the Father, so great and so high, has been made manifest in bodily… Read More ›

• Reflections on General Assembly Worship

  By dsonnenberg on June 22, 2007 • ( 0 )

  Worship is about the heart, but that includes the head, too. Christians worship in Spirit and truth – both – not one or the other. But, generally speaking, some of us lean more toward the Spirit – more feeling oriented,… Read More ›

• The Worship Leading Choir

  By dsonnenberg on June 14, 2007 • ( 1 )

  The worship leading choir is a bit of a new concept and is articulated by Dave Williamson at http://www.brentwoodbenson.com/wlc/ Dave is a long-time choral director and arranger for Word Music. Dave outlines what he considers the difference between a “performance or traditional choir” and… Read More ›

• What and Why Should We Worship?

  By dsonnenberg on March 12, 2007 • ( 0 )

  Romans 1:23-25 “They exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and worshiped and served created things rather than the Creator– who is forever praised. Amen” (NIV). The Romans passage above tells us in context that ungodly people do not worship… Read More ›

• Review of O.P. Robertson’s The Israel of God

  By dsonnenberg on May 30, 2004 • ( 0 )

  By Daniel L. Sonnenberg Chapter 1: The Land This chapter was helpful in summarizing a number of things I have heard in various places about “the land,” and especially helpful in understanding the current controversy among  Evangelicals regarding the promise… Read More ›

• A Worship Primer

  By dsonnenberg on May 30, 2004 • ( 0 )

  By Daniel L. Sonnenberg This paper is adapted from an outline for a class I taught on worship for our local church. The purpose was to set forth a basic theology of worship that could be covered in one extended… Read More ›

• Killing and Letting Die: Ethics of End-of-Life Care

  By dsonnenberg on May 13, 2004 • ( 0 )

  

  by Daniel L. Sonnenberg Ethical questions regarding end-of-life care may seem to be a recent phenomenon based on late-breaking developments in biomedical technology. However, such cases have existed since the advent of Western medicine over two thousand years ago under Hippocrates… Read More ›

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