Leipzig Missionswerk and the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Russia #1 Teutonic Livonia, Russian civil war and poverty

2 Nov 2022 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Church and Fellowship, History, Language, Preaching, World | tagged 16° Century, 17° Century, 19° Century, All-Union Communist Party (of Bolsheviks), Baltic Finns, Berlin, Bohemia, Bolsheviks or Bolsheviki, Carl Paul, Communism, Communist Party, Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Communists, De-Russification, Denmark, Eastern Orthodox, Eastern shores of the Baltic, Estonia, Evangelical Lutheran Church of Russia, Famine in Russia (1921–1922), Finland, German Foreign Office, German Lutheran heritage, German–Soviet relations, Government of the Soviet Union, Grain confiscation(s), Grigory Zinoviev, Gustav Eriksson Vasa king of Sweden and Finland, Gustav Hilger, Hilfsaktion = help program, Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church, Hungary, Ingria (hist. reg. N.W. Eu. Russia), Ingrian Finns, Ingrian language, Interwar period, Ivan the Terrible, Izhorian(s) - Ingrian(s) - Ingermans - Inkeri or Inkerinmaa people, John Morehead, Korenizatsiya = indigenisation, Latvia, Left Socialist Revolutionaries, Leipzig, Leipzig Missionswerk, Leon Trotsky, Lev Kamenev, Livonia - Līvõmō - Livland - Lijfland - Liwlandia (hist. reg. E. coast Baltic Sea - N. Europe), Lutheran Church, Lutheranism, Malnutrition, National delimitation, North Ingria, Northern Russia, Ober-prokuro = chief procurator, October Revolution, Pastorenhilfe = pastors help, Patriarchate of Moscow, Peter I emperor of Russia = Peter the Great, Poland, Protestant Reformation, Reformation, Russian Civil war, Russian Communist Party (of Bolsheviks), Russian domination, Russian Orthodox Church, Russian Social-Democratic Workers’ Party, Saint Petersburg Governorate - Leningrad Province - Government of Saint Petersburg, Scandinavia, Soviet Union, Soviets = Soviet people, Sweden, Teutonic Livonia, Theophil Meier, Tolerance, Transylvania, Treaty of Nystad (1721), Typhus, Ukraine, Ukrainian language, Vladimir Lenin | 3 Comments

Looking at what became the course of Lutheranism and the stand to religion in the Soviet Union

Our brothers in Kyiv’s northwest suburb Irpin

2 Jun 2022 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Church and Fellowship, Man, News and Politics, Preaching, World | tagged 1968, 1991, Abstention from violence, Aliyah = emigration to Israel, Anabaptists, Apocalyptic thinking, Armageddon, Arminianism, Baptist Union institution, Baptists, Bible Belt of Eastern Europe, Bible Researchers, Bible scholar, Bible Students, Bucha (city Kyiv Oblast – Ukraine), Calvinism, Christianity, Crimean Peninsula, Distance from interfaith dialogue, Donbas = Donets Basin, Donetsk Oblast, Donetsk-Luhansk region, Ezekiel 38, Gog, Great Tribulation, Igor Yaremchuk, Irpin (Kyiv’s N.W. suburb), Irpin Bible Church (IBC), Irpin Bible Seminary (IBS), Jehovah's Witnesses, Jehovah's Worlds in Ukraine, Luhansk oblast, Lviv (city W. Ukraine), Magog, Magog (land), Magog (people), Matthew 24:6, Matthew 24:7, Mennonites, National resistance, Neutrality, Non-participation in interfaith, Non-trinitarians, Nonviolence, Occupation, Oleksandr Markushyn, Pacifism, Randall Balmer, Religious organisation, Religious revival, Russia, Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Russian Empire, Russian Federation, Signs, Signs of the times, Soviet Union, to "Denazify" the country, Ukraine, Ukraine’s evangelical faith, Ukrainian Protestant(s), Ukrainian society, Violence, Vladimir Putin, Wagner Group, World War III | 5 Comments

Kyiv’s northwest suburb Irpin Over the past decade, the population of Kyiv’s northwest suburb Irpin swelled to 90,000, and with it some churches, like the Irpin Bible Church (IBC) grew with it. The city is known in evangelical circles as the “Wheaton of Ukraine” or Bible Belt because there are so many people over there […]

Asking to come under the Wings of God

14 Apr 2021 · by Belgian Biblestudents - Belgische Bijbelstudenten | in Bible Quotes, Church and Fellowship, Faith, God (English articles), Man, Preaching, World | tagged 14 Nisan, 2 Samuël 22:3, 2 Samuël 22:31, Belgium, Believer, Bible Students, Biblical truth, Burning candles, Church-service, Confidence, Deeds, Depressing, Depression, Discouragement, Emptiness, Faith, Feeling alone, Fight for the faith, Horn of salvation, Jehovah's Witnesses, Loneliness, non-believe in God, Only One True God, Peace with God, Persecution, Prayer service, Preaching, Psalm 126:5-6, Psalm 37:23-24, Psalm 5:11, Psalm 7:1-2, Refuge, Religious rites, Rescuer God, Rewarder God, Ritual gesture(s), Rock, Rock of Israel, Romans 5:1-2, Ruth 2:12, Saviour God, Seeking shelter, Separateness, Sharing the Word of God, Shelter, Shield God, Shield of faith, Solitude, Sowing, Spiritual battle, Studying the Word of God, Trust God, Trust in God, Unbelieving world, Vacuum, Way to God, Word of God | Leave a comment

In Belgium there is a big problem for those who believe in only one True God. Besides the Jehovah’s Witnesses, there are not so many serious Bible Students living close together. Speaking in Western continental terms, most earnest Bible Students live far apart to meet regularly and attend a service together. With that, it often […]

Richard Allen

10 Apr 2021 · by Guestspeaker | in Church and Fellowship, History, Preaching, Public personalities | tagged 1781, 1787, 1793, 1794, 1799, 1816, 1820s, 18° Century, 19° Century, Absalom Jones, African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME Church), Attleboro, Baltimore, Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Black congregation, Blacks, Delaware, Ecclesiastical Compact (of Black Methodist churches), Francis Asbury, Free African Society, Mark Galli, Methodist Church, Methodist Church in the United States, Methodist Conference (USA), Methodist preaching circuits, Negro Pew or African Corner, Philadelphia, Richard Allen, Salem, Segregation, Ted Olsen, United States of America, Wilmington | 3 Comments

In our fifth chapter on African clergymen, we look at the founder and first bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, a major American denomination, Richard Allen.

Rev. Alexander Crummell

8 Apr 2021 · by Guestspeaker | in Church and Fellowship, History, Preaching, Public personalities | tagged 1850s, Africa, African Americans, African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME Church), Alexander Crummell, American Negro Academy, Arabization, Carl F. Ellis Jr., Economic development, Empowerment, Evangelism, Islam, Negro commercial power, W.E.B. Du Bois | 2 Comments

In our fourth chapter looking at Afro-American preachers, we look at the American scholar and Episcopalian minister Alexander Crummell, founder of the American Negro Academy (1897), the first major learned society for African Americans.

Looking at 5 American black theologians, pastors and missionaries

2 Apr 2021 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Announcement, Attitude or action, Church and Fellowship, Education - Tuition, History, Jesus Christ, News and Politics, Preaching, Public personalities, World | tagged 1772, 1777, 1804, 18° Century, 19° Century, Abolitionist movement, Afro-American(s), American Civil Rights Movement, Antislavery sentimen(s), Association for the Study of Negro Life and History = Association for the Study of African American Life and History, Believing in Son of God, Black church, Black community, Black history, Black History Month = African American History Month, Body of Christ, Canada, Carter G. Woodson, Church, Deep South (United States region), Difference, Emancipation Proclamation, Enslavement, European continent, Frederick Douglass, Fulness of Christ, Godspel preaching, Granville Sharp, Ireland, Jennifer Grisham, Maryland (state), Negro History Week, Netherlands, Preaching, Ransom offer of Christ, Slave(s), Slavery, Son of God, South America, United Kingdom, United States of America, Way to God, West Indies | 5 Comments

Logos asks us to look back at American history by learning about five Black theologians, pastors, and missionaries who were influential in American and Christian history.

The Coining of the Lord Draweth Nigh

30 Mar 2021 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Bible Quotes, History, Jesus Christ, Preaching, Questions asked by readers, World | tagged 1 Thessalonians 3:13, 1914, 2 Timothy 3:1-3, Age to Come, Antichrist, Appearing of Jesus, Appointed times, Bible Students, Christ’s Second Coming, Coming of Son of man, Deuteronomy 28:26, Deuteronomy 28:49, End time, End-times, Endtimes, God's Adversary, God's Anointed, James 5:8, Jesus' return, John Thomas, Last Days, Luke 21:19, Matthew 10:23, Matthew 22:7, Matthew 24:7, Prophecy, Prophecy of Daniel, Signs, Son of man, World War I | 7 Comments

We are coming closer to the end of our series on the coming of a Christ or Messiah. Yesterday having mentioned that throughout the ages there have been loads of people who said they were the Messiah or Christ. Even in our present times we can find such figures who claim that they are the […]

Concerning some writers of our series on prophecy #1 Dr. John Thomas

13 Jan 2021 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Bible or Holy Scriptures, Bible Study, Church and Fellowship, Faith, History, Preaching, Public personalities | tagged 19° Century, Alexander Campbell, Anabaptists, Apostolic Age, Apostolic Christianity, Arthur Thomas Jannaway, Bible Students, Charles Taze Russell, Christadelphian, Christianity, Church doctrine, Creed(s), Early Christianity, Elpis Israel (John Thomas), Frank G. Jannaway, Hussite(s), John Thomas, Landmarkist(s), Nevim (Prophets), Prophecies, Prophet(s), Puritans, Restorationist, Restorationist movement, Royal Association of Believers, Second Great Awakening, Seventh-day Sabbatarian(s), Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement, Thomas Campbell, Thomasites, Waldensians (Waldenses), William H. Boulton, William John Jannaway | 4 Comments

Before starting our series on prophecies we have a look at the authors of some of the older writings whose writings we present to offer some insight in the prophesies the Bible presents.

Repentance for the forgiveness of sins has to be preached to all the non-Jews in Christ his name

9 Sep 2020 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Bible Quotes, Church and Fellowship, God (English articles), Jesus Christ, Preaching | tagged 1 Timothy 2:4-7, 2 Corinthians 5:18-21, Ambassadors on behalf of Christ, Coming to knowledge, Followers of Christ, Followers of Jesus, Knowledge, Knowledge of Truth, Luke 24:47, Mediator between man and God, Mediator Jesus, Message of reconciliation, Ministry of reconciliation, Preach, Ransom for all, Real followers of Jesus, Real followers of Jesus Christ, Repentance for forgiveness of sins, to Spread the message of Good News, Witnessing | 5 Comments

Repentance for forgiveness of sins has to be preached to all the non-Jews in Christ Jesus his name, who gave to us the ministry of reconciliation.

2020 World Time to pause

10 Jun 2020 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Faith, God (English articles), Man, News and Politics, Preaching, Thoughts, World | tagged 2020, Biblical diligence, Commitment, Coronavirus, Diligent person, Focus, Free time, Lockdown, Pandemic, Preaching, Preaching or witnessing by internet, Proverbs 21:5, Quarantaine, Questions, Restriction, taking a Pause, taking Time, to Pause | 7 Comments

The first trimester of 2020 was one which overtook us all. The corona crisis and lockdown will leave some traces for some time, have an impact for several years. Lots of people in many countries got limited where they could go and were restricted in their life contacts. Churches were closed and lots of people […]

Wes Bredenhof on Abraham Kuyper

10 Apr 2020 · by Guestspeaker | in Attitude or action, Bible Reading, Church and Fellowship, Faith, History, Preaching, Public personalities, Theology, Thoughts of others & Reblogs | tagged 1566, 16° Century, Abraham Kuyper, Afscheiding (Secession), American evangelicalism, Article 36 of the Belgic Confession, Beeldenstorm, Belgian Bible Scholars, Bible Students, Biblical truth, Bijbelvorsers, Calvinism, Civil Government, Confessio Belgica (Belgic Confession), Confessio Gallicana (Gallican Confession), Doleantie ( Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk -1886 kerkscheuring), Dutch Reformed Church (Nederlandse Hervormde Kerk = NHK), Eighty Years' war, General Synod of the Reformed Churches in the Netherlands (1905), Great Iconoclasm or Iconoclastic Fury, Groningen Theologians, Guido de Brès, Hervormde Kerk, Iconoclasm, James D. Bratt, Johan Frederik van Oordt, Klaas Pieters Kuypenga, L.G. Pareau, Neo-Calvinism, Neo-Thomism, Netherlands, Petrus Hofstede de Groot, Public Preaching, Reformed Church of France, Religious freedom, Religious war, Synod of Dort (1574), Synod of Dort (1619), Synod of Emden (1571), Synod of Middelburg (1581), Synod of Wesel (1568), Theological college(s), Thirty Years' War, Three Forms of Unity, Trinitarians, Ulrum (Groningen), Unitarian(s), Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU A'dam), Waarheid in Liefde (Truth in Love), Wes Bredenhof, Wesleyan Quadrangle, Willem Muurling, Witnessing | 2 Comments

Going further to look at Abraham Kuyper we must take in consideration the many Bijbelvorsers or Bible researchers who protested in the 12th and 16th century and at the statement of the Reformed faith in 37 articles written by Guido de Brès Confessio Belgica (Belgic Confession) which was being deleted by the General Synod 1905 of the Reformed Churches in the Netherlands (Gereformeerde Kerken in Nederland).

In this article we also review how Wes Bredenhof looks at Kuyper and his evolution of faith.

Isolated students and internet learning

15 Feb 2020 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Bible Reading, Bible Study, Education - Tuition, Language, Preaching, Theology, World | tagged Academic conference(s), Bible Study, Coaching, Communication software, Discipleship, Google Docs, Google Hangouts, Graduate program(s), Instructor(s), Interaction, Isolation, Mentor(s), Mentorship, Online teaching, Online video, Opportunities for learning, Relationship with students, Research project(s), Scholarship opportunities, Seminary student(s), Shyness, Skype, Student(s), Studying the Word of God, Tavis Bohlinger, Technology, WhatsApp, Wiki pages, Zoom | 2 Comments

Our big problem, certainly for the sort of believers we are, is that most of us live in isolation spread far away from each other all over the world. The online environment potentially intensifies the isolation a student might experience in any language-learning process or in an absence of face to face guidance how to […]

The Prophets Inquire into and Testify About Salvation

10 Feb 2020 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Attitude or action, Bible or Holy Scriptures, Bible Reading, Bible Study, Faith, History, Jesus Christ, Preaching, World | tagged 1 Peter 1:10, 1 Peter 1:10–12, 1 Peter 1:11, 1 Peter 1:12, 1 Peter 1:1–2:10, 1 Peter 1:3, 1 Peter 1:3–12, 1 Peter 1:3–9, 1 Peter 1:4, 1 Peter 1:7, 1 Peter 2:11–4:11, 1 Peter 4, 1 Peter 4:1-3, 1 Peter 4:1-4, 1 Peter 4:10-11, 1 Peter 4:6, 1 Peter 4:7, 1 Peter 4:8, 1 Peter 4:9, 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18, Acts 1:11, Apostle Peter, being Faithful to Jesus, Believer, Believer’s faith, Blessing from God, Books of Prophets, Born again, Choice, Early Christians, Endtimes, Ethics, Faith, Faithful believers, Faithfulness to Jesus, Followers of Christ, Following Jesus, Foundations of a New Community, Goal, God's Mercy, Heavenly Inheritance, Inheritance of man, Jesus' return, John 12:35, John 1:5, John 3:5–8, John 8:12, Joy, Last Days, Light, Light of the world, Living hope, Luke 12:33, Luke 1: 76-79, Luke 24:25–27, Luke 24:45–49, Malachi 3:3, Matthew 4:16, Matthew 6:19–21, New Testament, Old Testament, Parables of Christ Jesus, Practical Christian Living, Problem(s), Prophecy, Prophesy, Prophet(s), Proverbs 17:3, Proverbs 27:21, Psalm 66:10, Purity of faith, Real Christians, Revelation of Jesus Christ, Salvation, Salvation of believers, Salvation through faith, Spirit of Christ, Telos = final goal - endeavour - (final) destination, Test of faith, Theology, to Proclaim, Valuable faith, Zechariah 13:9 | 8 Comments

From the books of prophets we should come to see who the promised Messiah is and from the Messianic Scriptures we can learn further how we can be sure of setting the promised salvation into a joyful peaceful life for ever.

Women in Ministry? Read the Journals

8 Jun 2019 · by Guestspeaker | in Announcement, Church and Fellowship, History, Preaching, Theology, Thoughts of others & Reblogs | tagged Academic journal(s), Ad fontes = back to the sources, Exegesis, Galaxie's Theological Journal Library, Journal(s), Reformation, Renaissance, Richard Cervin, Scholarship, Tavis Bohlinger, Wayne Grudem, Woman, Women in ministry | 1 Comment

Academic journals form the lifeblood of scholarly debate and discourse. Theologies and textbooks, even grammars and lexicons, rarely give you the fuller, deeper picture into the larger debate on a topic. For example we can find Richard Cervin and Wayne Grudem discussing the role of women in church and their conversation concerning κεφαλή (“head”) in biblical literature.

A Voice to give in May 2019

6 May 2019 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Bible Reading, Bible Study, Church and Fellowship, History, News and Politics, Preaching, Theology, World | tagged 15° Century, 1930s, 1940s, 1970s, 2 Timothy 4:3, 21° Century, Abolitionist(s), being Involved with politics, Belgian election, Bible reading, Billy Graham, Blogosphere, Capitalism, Carl Henry, Christian teaching, Christianity, Cultural environment, Discriminatory agenda, Election, European election, Evangelical left, Faith, Followers of Christ, Followers of Jesus, Fundamentalism, George W. Bush, Giving a voice, Global age, Global warming, Gutenberg press, Homosexuality, Human doctrines, Human Rights, Injustice, Internet, Love, Love of each other, Love your neighbour, Michael Gerson, Missiology of peace, Neo-evangelical project, Pax Americana, Pilgrimage, Politics, Pollution, Posture of humility, Protestant Reformation, Real followers of Jesus, Real followers of Jesus Christ, Slavery, Social media, Suffragette(s), to Give a voice, Tradition, Trumpism, United States of America, Voting, What Jesus would do | 1 Comment

In the 15th century, the invention of the Gutenberg press meant that every literate Christian could read the Bible for themselves. This sowed the seeds for the Protestant reformation in which the self-interpreted Bible supplanted the church magisterium as the basic authority for Christian teaching. In the 21st century, the Internet and specifically the blogosphere and […]

Decrease in church attendance not only a recent feature #5 Necessity of attendance

29 Dec 2018 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Church and Fellowship, Faith, History, Jesus Christ, Preaching | tagged 1960s, 1970s, Being part of the body of Christ, Body of Christ, Build up Body of Christ, Catholics, Christian community, Christmas, Church attendance, Church scandal(s), Church-service, Commitment, Covenant community, Epiphany, Faithfulness to a church, Faithfulness to God, Family of God, Family sphere, Feast of Epiphany, Followers of Christ, Followers of Jesus, Gathering, Goyim or non-Jews, Having church, Intimidation, Jeshuaists, Jewish community, Making church, Meeting, Meeting of believers, Mixed family (-ies), Oneness with Christ, Oneness with each-other, Parishioner(s), Popularism, Post-modern mind, Protestants, Rabbi Jeshua, Relationship with God, Reliance on institutions, Roman Catholic Church, Sexual abuse scandal(s), Spiritual growth, The Way, to Provoke unto love + charity + good works, True Christian fellowship, Way to God, Worship services, Worshipping | 12 Comments

By lots of people is faith about trust and can be seen that they do not have any trust in institutions like churches. Everywhere can be found empty churches or churches made into libraries or shops and even discotheques.
In the West it often looks like we have come in a Post-Christian world.

Russia and evangelisation

26 Jul 2018 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Church and Fellowship, News and Politics, Preaching, World | tagged Baptists, Door-to-door evangelists, Eastern Orthodoxy, Evangelicals, Evangelisation, Forum 18, Freedom of religion, Interfaith efforts, Jehovah's Witnesses, Joel P. Engardio, Lutherans, Michael Cherenkov, Mission Eurasia, Non-Orthodox faith, Protestants, Russia, Russia Evangelical Alliance, Russian Orthodox, Russian Orthodox Church, Russian patriotism and nationalism, Russian Protestants, the Watchtower, William Yoder, Yaroslav Sivulsky | 2 Comments

In many countries the door-to-door evangelists have historically served as a bellwether for religious freedom for other minority groups. In Russia, that includes evangelicals, who remain ambivalent over whether to defend the rights of Jehovah’s Witnesses as a fellow non-Orthodox faith. “Considering that the religion of the Jehovah’s Witnesses is professed by hundreds of thousands […]

Place for a fifth and sixth house in Christendom

18 Nov 2017 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Church and Fellowship, History, News and Politics, Preaching | tagged 2° Restoration movement, 3° Reformation, 3° Wave (religious movement), 5° House of Christianity, 6° House of Christianity, Apostles, Association of Vineyard Churches or Vineyard Movement, Bob Jones, Brethren in Christ, California, Catholic Charismatic Renewal (spiritual movement within the Catholic Church), Catholicism, Cell groups, Charismania, Charismatic movements, Charismatic Renewal, Charismatic Renewal (Charismatic Christian movement), Charismatic Renewal (neo-Pentecostal movement), Charles Peter Wagner, Christ, Christendom, Christianity, Christians, Church of the Nazarene, Church planting, Displacement Theology, Dominionism, Dreams, Early Christianity, Eastern Orthodoxy, Empowered Evangelicals, Evangelicalism, Evangelicals, Francis Frangipane, G12 Vision, Gifts of the Spirit, Jeshuaist, Jeshuaists, Joel’s Army, John Paul Jackson, John Sandford, John Wimber, Kansas City Fellowship, Ken Wilson, Kenn Gulliksen, Kingdom Now, Kingdom Now (Charismatic/Pentecostal Kingdom Now theology), Kingdom Now theology, Latter Rain, Latter Rain (Revivalist movement), Lord, Manifest Sons of God, Marcus Ampe, Messianic Jews, Messianic Judaism, Mike Bickle, Nazarene (4° century group), Nazarene Friends, Nazarene Judaism, Nazarenes or Netzarims, Netzer or type of Branch, New Apostolic Reformation (action period), New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), Non-trinitarian Baptists, Non-trinitarian groups, Non-trinitarians, Nondenominational churches, Oriental Orthodoxy, Paul Cain, Pentecostal movement, Pentecostalism, Pentecostals, Prophecy, Protestantism, Real followers of Jesus, Real followers of Jesus Christ, Religious groups, Restoration movement, Restoration of the church, Restorationism, Restorationist teaching, Rich Nathan, Rick Joyner, Spiritual warfare, Supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit, Tetragrammaton, Third Wave, Todd Hunter, Trinitarian Messianic Jews, Trinitarians, United under Christ, Vineyard churches, Vision(s), Vrije Christenen (Free Christians) | 33 Comments

It looks like we have come in a time several people are not pleased to feel as if they are shunned by one or more religious groups where they normally would belong to. In the midst of previous century it started by some non-trinitarian groups who wanted others to know the Holy Name of God. […]

The Field is the World #4 Many who leave the church

20 May 2017 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Bible Reading, Bible Study, Church and Fellowship, Faith, God (English articles), History, Man, Preaching | tagged 20° Century, American churches, Bad, Bible knowledge, Catholic Church, Child abuse, Church, Church attendance, Church making progress, Church teachings, Congregations, Dating people, Entertainment, Entertainment in church, Faith, Feeling good, Feeling not appreciated, Human doctrines, Human philosophies, Idleness, Interest in God, Looking for answers, Making friends, Man's Power, Mega churches, Opportunities, People leaving the church, Popular preachers, Preaching, Pride, Protestant Church, Roman Catholics, Sex-abuse, to Enjoy being the church, West Europe, Working for church, Worship, Worship music, Worship services, Youngsters | 18 Comments

At the end of the 20th century lots of Roman Catholics in our regions had enough of their church which had seemed to have told many lies and had protected lots of clergy who had abused minors. The sex-abuses of the previous century made lots of people very cross with church, and strangely enough instead […]

Doemdenkers en ons lijden

10 Jul 2016 · by Bijbelvorsers | in God (Nederlandse artikelen), Natuur, Preaching, Prediking of Verkondiging | tagged Aanklager, Aansporing, Behoedende God, Boek Job, Doemdenker, Doemprediker, Erbarmende God, God de Onoverkomelijke, God erkennen, Goede, Goede Nieuws, Helpende God, Ingreep op de natuur, Inzicht, Job, Kwaad, Kwade, Levenshouding, Liefde van God, Lijden, Losbandigheid, Macht, Machtswellust, Mededogende God, Meester van deze wereld, Mens, Menselijke fouten, Menselijke Geest, Milieu, Natuur, Onachtzaamheid, Onbezonnenheid, Pacifistische houding, Probleem, Rampen, Satan, Schuld, Sodom en Gomorra, Straf van God, Verantwoorde levenshouding, Veroorzaker, Waarschuwingsteken, Wrijving (onvrede), Zedelijkheidsbegrip, Zondaar(s), Zonde, Zondebok | 4 Comments

Nu de Bijbelvorsers, Vereniging voor Bijbelstudie zal ontheven worden, wensen wij toch nog enkele oude geschriften op deze website te plaatsen. Het is ook mogelijk dat de Christadelphia Webs website in 2015 zal opgeheven worden. Op 9 oktober 2012 schreven wij: Op Christadelphia wordt in enkele artikelen in gegaan op hetgeen sommige doemdenkers ons over […]

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