Bible study is a practice of many people who profess the Christian religion. However, the reading of this important book is not unambiguous, but gains different interpretations. In this context, the problem that arises is ...

For a great majority of people to talk of chaplaincy is to refer to the work of spiritual assistance to hospitalized people. The goal of this research is to open the spectrum and redimension the work field of chaplaincy. ...

This paper presents an approach to pastoral ministry and the challenges for contemporaneity. Based on bibliographic research it deals with the biblical metaphors about leadership and, specifically, about the shepherd/pastor. ...

Paul earnestly and boldly sought to carry the gospel message to non-Jewish peoples as had been assigned to him. Then, on his first missionary journey, Paul evangelized the cities of Antioch of Psidia, Iconium, Lystra, and ...

The belief and use of belief in miracles, especially miraculous healings, is an integral part of the gospels and is at the heart of Christian theology and practice. In this work, we present the concept of miracle, its role ...

The goal of this study is to present a more ecclesiastical comprehension about the process of discipleship and its applicability in the local church, taking in account the theological, pastoral and biblical context of some ...

Corinth, the third largest city of the Roman Empire, was constituted by many peoples, cultures, philosophies, religions, lifestyles, and known as the most Hellenistic cities of the NT. It was a cosmopolitan city mediated ...

The current research consists in an analysis on the subject "Divine space in the speech of Ezekiel in the chapters 8 to 11 and 43 to 48". The research will make an examination of the matter from the semiotic proposal of ...

That work has, for objective, to recognize the structures that use the imaginary divine to legitimate the perpetuation of the power. For that understanding it was used the modern philological historiografic hermeneutics, ...