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History of the theological approaches and its implication in the contemporary context.

                  Theology is not about the knowing and learning principles only but also about the living. There were numerous methods of doing theology over the period of time. The author is going to explain the different kinds of theological approaches; propositional, liberal , post-liberal, post-conservative, canonical-linguistic and radical orthodoxy. The first body paragraph will be  based on similarities and dissimilariteis between Propositional and Liberal theology whereas the second body paragraph will on the contemporary theological methods with its implication in the context of local church. The streght of  20th century evangelical theology are historically evangelical and culturally engaging and rejecting the liberal theolgy whereas it is engaged in context less and forgot the traditional doctrine based on modern theology. Propostional and liberal theology are two methods of  doing theology whi...
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Contextualization in Pratical Theology: Challenges and Opportunities for the Nepali Local Church

 Written By Mum Bahadur Gharti Magar   Introduction. Contextualization in my understanding is to contexualize our faith and ministry within a perticular assigned context without compromising and harming the people in that context. It is a crucial  approach in the practical theology. Doing the contextualization in the practical theology involves both  challenges and opportunities . For example, One family came to Odesia in India. They came to work and attempted to  contexualize their ministry ended up lossing their life. however, the people  in that place came to Christ later. This paper will explain about the contextualization in Pratical Theology and its challenge and opportunities  for the local church in Nepal. It will include its praictce in my local church as well. Definiaion Pratical theolgoy is one of the vast field as the systematic and biblical theology are. There are numurous topic under the pratical theology just like  in ot...

Fulchwkoki hill hiking in Lalitpur.

  Picture taken on the way to fulchwoki Date:   December 29, 2024 Today is the third last day of the 2024 years. So, we planned to go the fulchwoki located in Lalitpur. It is 13 km away from the Godavari bus stop. It took 2 hours for us to reach there by riding the scooter from the Sattobato chwok. It is very good place for hiking. We show many people were going there and coming from there. As nature lover, i was enjoying so much to reach Fulchwoki hill. As we were going up. We were able to see beautiful place from there. It is very peace and romantic road.   So we took some picture on the way. We show some professional photographer on the way to there. Some were standing on the road or there were sitting near the pond and waiting for birds to drink water and they are silently waiting to take their picture while drinking water. I told my fried let's look at it my friends suddenly saying it is nothing there but we unfortunately disturbed some photographer there. ...

Christian must do two works

  Text: Colossian 3:1-4   If then you have been raised with Christ, seek the things that are above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God, 2 Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are on earth. 3 For you have died and your life is hidden with Christ in God. 4 When Christ who is your life appears, then you also will appear with him in glory. What sentence: Christian must do two works Here, we can get the answer of a question who Christian are? the Christian are those who have died with Christ, have been raised with Christ and whose life is hidden with Christ and whose life will appear with him in glory. Christ is Christian life and they can't have new life without with. They are united with Christ. according to this verse Christian must do two works. It is commands from God for them. these two works are 1.       Christian must seek the things that are above (1v) Christian must seek the things that are above wher...

Are there tongues and prophecies today?

The bible is not only book of theological but also historical. I have found this topic very controversial throughout the history of Christian after reading some books and article. I have found two group of people in the history is called cessationism and continuationism who gave their views on this topic. The people who hold the cessationism says that there is no tongue and prophecy for today because it stopped along with the end of the apostolic age.    Paul clearly says the love never falls but prophecy and tongues will be ceased it means for them it stopped    and there is no more of tongue for today. They say that speaking in Tongues ceased when the Bible arrived and the signs followed the Apostles, the apostles are gone, therefore, the signs are gone, or we have the word of God no need to supernatural gifts. But the believers who hold the view of the continuationism says that    tongues and prophecy is still for today.    It has not stopped...

What is apocalyptic literature?

  1. Definition of apocalyptic literature The Greek word for apocalypse is apokalypis, meaning revelation or unveiling. [1] It is about future events like the final judgment of humankind, the second coming of Jesus Christ, the new heaven, and so on. There are two true apocalyptic literatures within the Bible, which are the book of Daniel and the book of Revelation. [2] There are other apocalyptic literatures outside the canon, like the Jewish apocalypse. It is said that the Jewish apocalypse flourished during the inter-testamental period. Some other apocalyptic literatures are 1 and 2 Enoch, Jubilees, and 2 and 3 Baruch. The media of revelation in the apocalypses are usually dreams or visions, in which vivid symbolic imagery often features and is then interpreted by an angel. Sometimes the revelation is conveyed in a long discourse by an angel or in dialogues between the angel and the seer. Sometimes the seer is taken on a tour of the cosmos to see its contents. A vision of the ...

a sermon on calling

    Introduction Good morning, my respected sir or madam, and my beloved brothers and sisters. I greet you all in the mighty name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. I am so grateful to stand in front of you to deliver God’s living word, and for it, I thank my living father, Jesus Christ, and I thank my mentor, who helped me stand with a sermon. I thank you all for this invaluable opportunity. Text: 1 Peter 2:20–21, 3:9  Authorship Peter wrote this epistle in 64 AD. We can know him by different names, like Cephas (Rock) and Simon. He has one brother, Andrew, and a mother-in-law. He was the son of John and was married (John 21:15; 1 Cor 9:5). He was from Bethsaida in Galilee (John 1:44). He was an uneducated man. He was a fisherman by profession. He wrote this letter to all groups of Christian people (1:1). This epistle is also known as the "Book of Job in the New Testament because it is full of Christian relationships with the persecutor. It is said that Peter died...