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5,157 results for “Affirmation” — showing 3,741–3,760
- TopicJustice for Victimsrestoration. Cultivate a heart of compassion and empathy towards those who suffer. Affirms God's nature as a just and righteous judge who cares
- TopicJustice for the Oppressedoneself and others about issues of injustice and work towards systemic change. Affirms God's character as just and righteous, who cares deeply for the oppressed
- TopicJustice for the PoorCultivate a heart of compassion and generosity towards the marginalized in society. Affirms that God is a defender of the poor and oppressed, reflecting His character
- TopicJustice of Godrelates to His justice, leading to a more profound appreciation of salvation. Affirms that God's justice is integral to His nature and character. Demonstrates that
- TopicJustificationsalvation, emphasizing that it is not based on human merit. It affirms the centrality of faith in the believer's relationship with God. The doctrine
- TopicJustification by Faithgrace of God, welcoming others into the faith regardless of their past. Affirms that salvation is a gift from God, received through faith, not earned
- TopicKairosimportance of recognizing and responding to God's timing in our lives. Affirms that God is sovereign over time and history, orchestrating events for His purposes
- TopicKataleimmadire. Demonstrates God's sovereignty in preserving a faithful remnant throughout history. Affirms the continuity of God's covenant with His people, even in times
- TopicKenosistrue leadership and greatness in the Kingdom of God as servanthood. Affirms the dual nature of Christ as fully God and fully man, essential
- TopicKeys of the Kingdomshare the Gospel and invite others into the Kingdom of God. Affirms the church's role as the steward of God's kingdom on earth. Highlights
- TopicKeys to the KingdomTeach members about their role in supporting church governance and decision-making. Affirms the church's role as the steward of God's authority on earth
- TopicKingkingship. Describes Jesus as the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, affirming His ultimate authority in the eschatological context. In ancient Israel, the role
- TopicKing of Gloryevangelism, inviting others to recognize Him as the King of Glory. Affirms God's sovereignty over all creation and His rightful place as King. Highlights
- TopicKing of PersiaIllustrates how God can use secular leaders to accomplish His divine purposes. Affirms the fulfillment of prophecy as a testament to God's faithfulness
- TopicKing of the JewsJesus as the King with others, reflecting His love and grace. Affirms Jesus' identity as the promised Messiah and rightful King. Highlights the contrast between earthly
- TopicKingdom OrderKingdom in daily life, reflecting God's righteousness and justice. Affirms the sovereignty of Christ as the ultimate authority in the Kingdom. Highlights the importance
- TopicKingdom Prioritydaily decision-making, focusing on what truly matters in light of eternity. Affirms the centrality of God's kingdom in the life of believers. Challenges materialism
- TopicKingdom Stabilityprioritize the kingdom of God in their personal and communal lives. Affirms God's sovereignty and the unshakeable nature of His kingdom. Highlights the importance
- TopicKingdom Unitedlove and acceptance, reflecting the unity of the Kingdom of God. Affirms the belief that the Church is one body with many members, each contributing
- TopicKingdom of Priestsbelievers, calling them a chosen people and a royal priesthood. John's affirmation that Christ has made believers a kingdom and priests to serve God, linking