Explain The Doctrine Of Creation
How do you correlate your doctrine of creation and your doctrine of the person and work of Christ? How does this correlation inform and shape the character of relationships and leadership?
In communicating the correlation of individual doctrine, work of Jesus Christ, character of relationships and leadership several factors are required: summarizing the individual understanding of the doctrines of creation and person; describing an overview of personal perspective on the work of Christ; correlating the concepts of the doctrines and the work of Christ; and explaining the implications for the nature of relationship and leadership.
A synopsis of the individual view of the doctrine of creation begins with the individual understanding God …show more content…
The relationship may be described in terms of relationship with God and other humans. The personal relationship with God provides individuals with the freedom to choose to be in a mutual love-based relationship with God. Within in the realm of choice, as humans, we recognize God as the creator from whose likeness we were formed and acknowledge God as the Supreme Being upon whom we are dependent and to whom believers assent to exercising authority over our lives in the mutual God-based relationship. Beyond the personal God and individual human bond, the relationship extends to other human beings for which God created humankind to be in community one with another. God created humans to be in partnership with God and one with …show more content…
Christ entered the world as human and fulfilled his specific purpose. In realizing this purpose, Christ performed the work which included equipping and preparing others, to continue the purpose. We, also, have an ultimate purpose we are intended to obtain. We are created with God-given personal potential designed to bring to actualization the ultimate purposes of God. The nature of the relationship with other humans places each individual within community one with another. Within this context of community, which may be defined differently for each individual, we are challenged with the opportunity to develop and utilize these unique skills, gifts, and abilities. Each person progressively evolves in increasingly improved levels of excellence in employing the gifts over ones lifetime for the good of the individual, the body of Christ, and God’s overall plan for the
In communicating the correlation of individual doctrine, work of Jesus Christ, character of relationships and leadership several factors are required: summarizing the individual understanding of the doctrines of creation and person; describing an overview of personal perspective on the work of Christ; correlating the concepts of the doctrines and the work of Christ; and explaining the implications for the nature of relationship and leadership.
A synopsis of the individual view of the doctrine of creation begins with the individual understanding God …show more content…
The relationship may be described in terms of relationship with God and other humans. The personal relationship with God provides individuals with the freedom to choose to be in a mutual love-based relationship with God. Within in the realm of choice, as humans, we recognize God as the creator from whose likeness we were formed and acknowledge God as the Supreme Being upon whom we are dependent and to whom believers assent to exercising authority over our lives in the mutual God-based relationship. Beyond the personal God and individual human bond, the relationship extends to other human beings for which God created humankind to be in community one with another. God created humans to be in partnership with God and one with …show more content…
Christ entered the world as human and fulfilled his specific purpose. In realizing this purpose, Christ performed the work which included equipping and preparing others, to continue the purpose. We, also, have an ultimate purpose we are intended to obtain. We are created with God-given personal potential designed to bring to actualization the ultimate purposes of God. The nature of the relationship with other humans places each individual within community one with another. Within this context of community, which may be defined differently for each individual, we are challenged with the opportunity to develop and utilize these unique skills, gifts, and abilities. Each person progressively evolves in increasingly improved levels of excellence in employing the gifts over ones lifetime for the good of the individual, the body of Christ, and God’s overall plan for the