Larry L. Lichtenwalter

Larry L. Lichtenwalter, PhD, serves as dean of philosophy and theology and director of the Institute for Islamic and Arabic Studies, Middle East University, Metn, Lebanon.

Worship in the book of Revelation: How true worship aligns us with God—Part 2 of 21

Explore Revelation to find ways of worship that bring us to the throne room of God.

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Worship in the book of Revelation: Worship as confession and moral identity—Part 1 of 2

Delve into the book of Revelation with the author to reveal its vibrant aspects of worship.

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The Gospel’s Worldwide Ethos: Culture, Identity, and Heart Implications of Pentecost and the Holy Spirit’s Outpouring–Part 2

How can we spread the message across the vast linguistic, ethnic, and cultural divides we face? The author describes how the good news was presented and spread in the early days of the church.

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The gospel’s worldwide ethos: Culture, identity, and heart implications of Pentecost and the Holy Spirit’s outpouring – Part 1

Pentecost and the book of Acts project a cultural (and linguistic) maturity and open-mindedness on a staggering scale. The eternal message of Scripture to the world is unequivocally the translatable gospel.

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