Justified Sinners - Musgrave, Timothy
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According to Dr. Mike Lawson, professor at Dallas Theological Seminary and President of Church Partners, what you believe about God and His Word and world influences your life philosophy: your value system, how you perceive reality, your reason for living, your decision-making, and so much more. Wish decision-making: Internalizing theology dictates one's actions. This book uses theology to make better decisions. It survey's the major concepts and seven basic biblical doctrines: the Triune God, the Study of Man, Sin, Salvation, the Church, Sanctification, and the End Times. Its focus is…mehr

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According to Dr. Mike Lawson, professor at Dallas Theological Seminary and President of Church Partners, what you believe about God and His Word and world influences your life philosophy: your value system, how you perceive reality, your reason for living, your decision-making, and so much more. Wish decision-making: Internalizing theology dictates one's actions. This book uses theology to make better decisions. It survey's the major concepts and seven basic biblical doctrines: the Triune God, the Study of Man, Sin, Salvation, the Church, Sanctification, and the End Times. Its focus is integrating the biblical doctrines and various biblical studies around the person and the work of Jesus and how each profoundly affects how people perceive life and make decisions. This book is transformative. Each part you grasp and follow in application will transform your decision-making. It will rewrite your thinking patterns and govern your behavioral choices.
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Autorenporträt
The author graduated from Dallas Theological Seminary in 2015 with a ThM and accreditation in Greek, Hebrew, Bible, Theology, and Christian Education. He has been married for twenty years, has three children, and lives in Nebraska. He has served as a hospice and trauma chaplain. His professional work and ministry, largely outside the church setting, has been encouraging, giving hope, and developing people in crisis all over the spectrum.