Sentences with phrase «unbelieving world»
The phrase "unbelieving world" refers to a world where many people do not have faith or do not believe in certain things, usually related to religion or spirituality. Full definition
That is what an unbelieving world simply finds unbelievable.»
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The most ironic is that when they listen in on our conversation with an unbelieving world and discover that our community is overflowing with people so far from God that they normally wouldn't darken the doors of a church — and they conclude we must be emergent.
This may seem to be most relevant to those Christians with the talent and the inclination to create art that speaks to the unbelieving world.
God has turned his back on the unbelieving world in its sin, but through Christ, we have reconciliation.
he is coming soon, and will bring tribulation upon the unbelieving world.
It is a long way from the gospel of Jesus in Galilee to the Gospel of John in the Hellenistic setting of early second century Christianity, at war on all fronts with an unbelieving world and not least with «the Jews,» who are now viewed as implacable and inveterate foes.
In order to carry out this discussion with the unbelieving world, the Christian must be fully conversant with the status of the sciences in each field.
Showing Jesus Christ to an unbelieving world through this sacrifice — because we are also pardoned for our earthly transgressions — is essential to why this extension of forgiveness is necessary.
So that is the state of the unbelieving world, since they are under the influence of the god of this age, Satan, who blinds their eyes so that they can not see or understand the truth.
It's pretty bad when the unbelieving world has a better sense of justice and a better understanding of right and wrong than Christians.
We Christians are given the responsibility to carry this truth into an unbelieving world.
What an unbelieving world most needs to see in the church, he added in a telling postscript, was a unanimity not of doctrine but of love.
Our primary mission as Christians is to evangelise the unbelieving world.
Nevertheless, I am convinced that even today it does not do enough to help a man understand the unbelieving world to which he is called to minister.
Those who proclaim Him with their mouths and deny Him with their actions is what an unbelieving world finds unbelievable.