Theology is not only for pastors, ministers, priests, or leaders of the church. It is actually for all as it affects everyone. What is theology?
The word originates from two Greek words: 'theos' or God, and 'logos' meaning 'words of.' In short, it means words about God or the study of God. Years back, it used to be "the queen of all sciences." Why? People believed that it is the first pursuit of knowledge, a foundation for all views, beliefs, and decisions. Without theology, people would have no direction about who our Lord is and what He does. They then don't care, waste their lives, and lose their souls. Bible Study reveals God
Christians believe that the Bible reveals the Lord. It is His Word, and He gave it for our study and understanding of Who He is. It is not uncommon, though, that specific Bible topics became challenges and controversies. Christian history tells of many struggles and discussions our forefathers had. These trials and sacrifices were not in vain; we now have a clearer understanding of the Scriptures. Through theology and history, we can see real people and a real loving God, Who guides His people. Can the history of Adventist theology be exciting?
Is there something there that will be of interest to the church members? Is there something there that would draw young people? Learn about the exciting process of historical approach and how it gives a richer understanding. Let's hear from the experts. Dr. David Trim and Dr. Dragoslava Santrac, ESDA editors, host yet another exciting discussion. With them are the editors of the latest online encyclopedia for the history of theology and ethics section – Dr. Frank Hasel and Dr. Denis Kaiser. Next on deck…
More compelling stories and discussions are coming. See you in our next video podcast. Suppose you missed the previous video podcast episodes, no need to worry! Check the playlist at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-k2Gb-DBYo-_LOrS0obIEGcCOTQgdvGa or visit http://adventistarchives.org/. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIxgXoC2B1k
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