Theology 
Welcoming the Stranger: A New Testament Perspective(0)
April 24, 2012
Rodney Cooper states that, “the immigration debate is divisive many Christians are taking a socio-political approach to this issue as opposed to a theological-biblical stance.”
Welcoming the Stranger: A New Testament Perspective
The Immigration Debate: Insights from the Bible
Daniel Carroll argues that believers are to treat immigrants with respect and kindness.
God’s New Humanity
David Stevens shares a biblical theology to nurture multiethnicity against issues that divide local churches today—socioeconomic class, culture, generational preferences, and the pervasive attraction of affinity groups.
Multi-Ethnicity, the Moon and the Local Church
Is it necessary for the multi-ethnicity of the universal church of Christ to be reflected in the local church? David Stevens shares how the local church is a microcosm of the universal church.
More in this category:
- Ten Implicit Biblical Mandates for a Multi-Ethnic Ministry
- The New Testament Blueprint For the Multi-ethnic Church
- Is There a Biblical Basis for Encouraging Diversity?
- Believe it? Then live it!
- Strategic Multi-ethnic Ministry | Part 2
- Strategic Multi-ethnic Ministry | Part 1
- Man as Imago Dei: Part 2
- Man as Imago Dei: Part 1
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