Showing posts with label Reel Theology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reel Theology. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Def: Credobaptism

Latin, credo “believe”

The belief that baptism should only be administered to those who are believers. According to credobaptists, baptism is a visible outward sign of confession, ordain by Christ in the great commission. Because it is a sign of belief, credobaptist do not practice infant or padeobaptism since an infants cannot believe. While the majority of church history practiced padeobaptism as a sign of the covenant, padeobaptist argue that the baptism of infants is unbiblical sighting examples in Scripture which, according to the credobaptist, limit baptism to believers.

For more information on credobaptism, see here.

This is also the view of GracePoint.

From: Theological Word of the Day

Friday, June 13, 2008

Def: Special Revelation

Revelation given by God’s supernatural intervention in history through (1) miraculous events, (2) divine speech, and (3) visible manifestations. This is to be contrasted with “general” or “natural” revelation which refers to God’s revelation generally given to all people through a naturalistic medium.

From: Reclaiming the Mind

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Reel Theology: Hotel Rwanda

Steve's message based around the movie Hotel Rwanda and Luke 16:1-9:



Download the mp3 here.