The InVerse Theology Project T. M. Moore
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- Religion & Spirituality
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The InVerse Theology Project offers a different approach to understanding the traditional fields of theological study - Biblical, creational, historical, systematic, practical, and spiritual theology. At the same time, it uses theological themes to introduce listeners to the power of verse for serving God's truth and His people.
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InVerse 148 - IVT Explained, Part 5 (Practical Theology)
The first believers in Thessalonica startled their neighbors with the dramatic difference believing in Jesus was making in their lives. It was clear to some of the people in that important Roman center that the “Christians”, as they had come to be called, were out of step with the rest of the community.
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InVerse 147 - IVT Explained, Part 4 (Systematic Theology)
God is a God of order, not confusion. He expects His people to do all things decently and in order, to reflect His character to the world (1 Cor. 14.40).
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InVerse 146 - IVT Explained, Part 3 (Historical Theology)
We don’t have to read very far in Scripture to realize two things: First, the Bible contains a good bit of history. One could go so far as to argue that the Scriptures are nothing if not an historical account of a particular people covering a certain period. The second thing we notice is that God is intimately involved with this people throughout the course of their history; and He very often appears to use historical events and figures in His dealings with His people.
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InVerse 145 - IVT Explained, Part 2 (Creational Theology)
Theology is the disciplined pursuit of the knowledge of God and His glory. Creational theology, one of six primary disciplines in the regimen of theological studies, is beginning again to receive proper attention. By this discipline a believer, standing on the foundation of Scripture and Jesus Christ, may expect to discover the glory of God in created things and be enriched thereby in wondrous and edifying ways.
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InVerse 144 - IVT Explained, Part 1 (Biblical Theology)
In his treatise, On Christian Doctrine, Augustine (354-430 AD) argued that all study of Scripture is aimed at knowing, loving, and serving God.
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InVerse 143 - Soul Keeping, Part 5
We can't care for our soul if we don't know what it is.
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