
- 324 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
Must the church be either charismatic or sacramental? In this book, Terje Hegertun argues that she has the privilege of being both. The Day of Pentecost formed her identity and shaped her conviction of being lifted on the arms of grace and pushed forward by the power from on high. In the midst of her vulnerability and failure, the worldwide faith community is a composition of the Spirit. One of the greatest gifts the church may offer the world is simply to be church: a charismatic-sacramental fellowship, a dwelling place of God's Spirit.A church nurtured by graceful charismatic and sacramental gifts fosters a mature congregational spirituality distinguished by hospitable relations. Thus, the Spirit of God plays the main role of being the comprehensive principle of Christian unity across denominational lines.
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Table of contents
- Title Page
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- Chapter 1: The Church, Fruit of the Third Article
- Chapter 2: The People of God’s Presence
- Chapter 3: The Gifted Church of the New Testament
- Chapter 4: The Gift of the Spirit
- Chapter 5: God’s New Reality
- Chapter 6: Shaped by Pentecost
- Chapter 7: A Life of Worship
- Chapter 8: Graceful Gifts
- Chapter 9: The Church Spells Relations
- Chapter 10: Unified and Missional
- Epilogue
- Bibliography