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This journal article offers a historical background and contemporary framework in order to facilitate a better understanding of word of faith theology. The essay first considers the historical origins of the word of faith movement. In this section, three principal sources are noted.
This encounter with God's glory is reminiscent of Moses’ experience with God’s glory on Mount Sinai. Moses was so full of light when he came down that people had to cover their eyes. However, Moses was a servant and follower of God, and Saul, up to this point, was an enemy of Christians. When the glory falls on those who aren’t living for ...
The objective of this study is to come to an authentic understanding of the Word of Faith movement at a variety of levels: its origins, its theology, and its influence, all for the purpose of laying a foundation for constructive and informed engagement with the Word of Faith movement.
When a theological system removes all mystery from God and his action in history (as is the common assumption in the word of faith movement), that system ceases to relate to the God of Scripture. Old Testament theology proclaims a transcendent God.
The ‘faith of God’ translation of Mark 11:22 was interpreted in five ways among classic faith leaders: (1) God as the source or author of faith, (2) the faithfulness of God, (3) the faith of Jesus Christ as the Son of God (Galatians 2:20), (4) special mountain-moving faith, not everyday faith, (5) God’s own faith – the faith that God ...
4 Ιαν 2004 · PDF | On Jan 4, 2004, James W. Fowler and others published Manual for faith development research | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
The objective is to provide a theoretical framework that helps to understand the phenomenal appeal and influence of the movement. The explanatory framework is sought through a synthesis of the theories advanced by several philosophers, sociologists, and theologians.
