Brad Harper

Autore di Exploring Ecclesiology: An Evangelical and Ecumenical Introduction

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Exploring Ecclesiology: An Evangelical and Ecumenical Introduction (2009) 143 copie

Space at the Table: Conversations Between an Evangelical Theologian and His Gay Son (2016) 38 copie

Here We Are To Worship 1 copia

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Space at the Table: Conversations Between an… di Brad Harper

I have a lot of people in my life who are gay or bi, and I was really seeking to know just how to understand them IN Christ’s love, and not against. This book was a really good read, that was both honest and deep. It’s good for parents, friends, clergy, teachers, and anyone who desires to do the right thing and love unconditionally instead of condemn. There is a lot of hurt in this world, and so much of it is at our own hands and NOT even from the Bible! I’m glad to have found Space at the Table.… (altro)

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nlpolak | Jan 25, 2020 |

Here We Are To Worship di Brad Harper

Six principles that might bring a truce to the age-old tension between tradition and popular culture. Worship is not about a search for meaning or experience, but an acknowledgment that meaning and salvation are found in God's incomparable act of redemption in Christ. There is no question that authentic worship will meet people's needs. The problem occurs when worship forms focus on meeting people's felt needs.

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kijabi1 | Nov 8, 2011 |

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