Also published in Christianity Today, the Call is a clear announcement of Robert Webber’s vision of an Ancient Evangelical Future. A concise, cogent introduction to the fundamentals of Church renewal in the 21st Century.
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This six-module training program is designed for adult Christians seeking greater preparation for Christian life and ministry. Originally published as the Christian Foundations Program — a trusted Trinity resource for many years — this curriculum is being completely revised and updated. The program is tiered for various levels of training, and may be used by interested lay readers, those preparing for leadership in lay ministry, as well as (in participating dioceses) those pursuing vocational diaconal ministry.
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In Confessing the Faith you will be presented with the great doctrines of the Christian faith — the essential teachings of Scripture and the Christian tradition from the apostles down to the present. And you will learn these doctrines as they have been generally received and communicated within the Anglican tradition. This course is offered in the hope that you will be strengthened in your faith in God and able, when called upon, to confess your faith by giving a reasoned answer for the hope by which you live.
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In Discovering the New Testament, you will be introduced to the authors, texts, historical backgrounds, and core doctrines of the New Testament. Stories from first-century life will help you better understand the setting in which the New Testament was written. Questions for Bible study and group discussion will take you deeper into the teaching of the New Testament, and help you better understand how it applies to your life in Christ today. This course is offered in the hope that you will grow deeper in your faith and be better equipped for a life of service and ministry.
Discovering the Old Testament is designed to delve into a history of salvation and life with God as expressed in the Old Testament. This book looks at major themes and events in their relationship to Jesus Christ. Our interaction with the Old Testament is intended to help us in a lifetime of listening to God speak through his written Word and apply that Word to our lives.
Why did the English Reformation happen? How is Anglicanism different from other Protestant traditions? When did the Church of England become the Anglican Communion? And how did we end up with Evangelical, Anglo-Catholic and Charismatic Anglicans? You will discover the answers to these and many other questions in Learning the Anglican Story.
This workbook will lead you through the history of Anglicanism – from its ancient Christian roots in the British Isles to its global reach in the twenty-first century. Written in a conversational style and packed with stories from Anglican history, it will inform, entertain and challenge you to grasp the breadth and variety of what we mean by “Anglicanism.”
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The Christian doctrine of Creation is one of the most contested doctrines of the modern era. But arguments with the natural sciences can distract us from the Bible’s narrative of God’s creation and redemption of the world, and disconnect that narrative from the life of the Church. This Conference will explore the biblical narrative of creation, its significance for the historic Church, and its implications for the worship and mission of the Church today.
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Forty years ago, Robert Webber published Common Roots: A Call to Evangelical Maturity, which urged modern Christians to recover their historic Christian legacy. Webber (with others) is widely credited with launching the subsequent retrieval movement of ancient Christian faith and practice. This conference will both celebrate and assess this forty-year movement: what modern Christians have learned, how it has changed our religious landscape, and what its future implications may be.
This conference was co-sponsored by the Christian History Institute. All attendees received a complimentary print copy of Christian History Magazine’s “Recovery from Modern Amnesia: Ancient Practices for a Faith-Full Future.”
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