Sentences with phrase «redemptive message»

Through our products we strive to express God's redemptive message of love and inspiration to the world.

Through our products we strive to express God's redemptive message of love and inspiration to the world.

Through our products we strive to express God's redemptive message of love and inspiration to the world.

Through our products we strive to express God's redemptive message of love and inspiration to the world.

The film takes dramatic license with the truth and cushions the anguish with over-emoting melodramatic music, yet the acting is deeply felt and the redemptive message of Lomax's memoir is intact.

Through our products we strive to express God's redemptive message of love and inspiration to the world.

The redemptive message has implications for all of life; a truncated life results from a truncated message.6

«We agree the movie as a whole promotes Christian values and a redemptive message; however, it does contain instances of street language and racial slurs against African - Americans,» Marty King, LifeWay's communications director, said in a statement to CNN.

In 1997, Gary Oldman's directorial debut, Nil by Mouth, grasped the Brit Grit genre by the scruff of its neck and shook loose any redemptive messages it previously held.

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To that end, God disclosed Himself and His loving intention by a sequence of revelatory and redemptive acts that involved the uttering of verbal messages and the producing of written records (Hebrews 1:1).

Would you say that womanist perspectives on the Old Testament are more about finding the redemptive notes in what I often take to be an oppressive narrative for women, or is it more about reimagining the central messages and letting it speak fresh to a modern reader?

The message of this book has three themes: (a) Mental health is a central and inescapable concern of any local church that is a healing - redemptive fellowship.

This is not to exclude the redemptive act of God; but the church must keep eyes fixed steadfastly on the final goal, for in that goal is found the criterion for the message of the church to society.

The central message of Christianity, that Jesus bore witness to God's redemptive work and to its sovereignty in the world, provides the basis for the new theological proposal, both materially and in regard to the way tradition is handled and handed on.

The central message of the Christian gospel is that the method by which God's redemptive love was shown was not in sending an edited message or program, nor by sending an inter-media-ry, but by being there personally in Jesus Christ, vulnerable to our pain, desolation, disease, anger and retribution - in fact being killed by it.