David Pawson – Resources – Category – Behaviour

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Given within a week of the terrorist attack, David Pawson provides a Biblical perspective on disasters in general and the Spiritual background to the American catastrophe. He sees that Jerusalem is the heart of the conflict.

David Pawson describes Jesus’ thinking regarding the fall of the tower of Siloam in Luke chapter 13 and draws a radical conclusion for our life today.
Talk given in Southampton on 16th September 2001.

">A Christian Perspective on the American Disaster of September 11, 2001

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Given within a week of the terrorist attack, David Pawson provides a Biblical perspective on disasters in general and the Spiritual background to the American catastrophe He sees that Jerusalem is the heart of the conflict...

Clear Conscience 0 Sessions - 0.00
Problems of Faith in Modern Society 0 Sessions - 0.00

This Biblical epic is breaking box-office records and already causing controversy. Is it too barbaric? Too anti-Semitic? Too Catholic? Does it convey a Gospel message? What does Jesus think about it? What Christians ought to say about it? In this message David Pawson offers some answers.

">Reflections on Mel Gibson's Film 'The Passion of the Christ'

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David explains that Pluralism is the current solution to the issue of people of different religions living together in the same community. All the religions could be wrong, but only one can be right, because there are radical contradictions between them. Christianity is unique because Christ is the only one of his kind. He came into this world and went out of it like no other. His life was different from everybody else in what he did, what he was and what he said. Unless the Gospel record is dismissed as fraudulent, Christ’s words leave just three options, that he was a lunatic, a liar or the Lord. So faith in Christ is exclusive, he is the only way to God, and inclusive – it is for everybody everywhere.

Talk given at Revelation TV in November 2009.

">The Uniqueness of Christ in an Age of Pluralism

0 Sessions - 2009

David explains that Pluralism is the current solution to the issue of people of different religions living together in the same community All the religions could be wrong, but only one can be right, because there are radical contradictions between them...

When natural disasters such as tsunamis, floods and earthquakes occur, many people ask the question ‘If God is all-powerful and loving, why does he allow such things to happen?’ David Pawson looks carefully at what the Bible has to say about the significance of such events which can disrupt the lives of millions, bringing destruction, injury and death. As the number and intensity of such disasters increases, this teaching answers the need for a thoroughly biblical understanding of a major issue.

“If God is all-powerful and all-loving, how can He allow things like earthquakes to happen?” This question was acutely raised by the devastating tsunami on Boxing Day, 2004. David Pawson was invited to give three one hour broadcasts on Revelation TV to deal with this very issue.
David first dealt with three unsatisfactory answers – that all suffering is a mystery, that so much unselfish goodwill is generated and that God himself suffers with us. A sentimental view of the divine nature and human nature only compounds the problem. Only the Scriptural understanding of how God is and how bad we are can provide a solution that satisfies the reason and conscience. Such an event can then be seen as a global warning of worse to come and a token of a better beyond.
Given on Revelation TV in January 2005

">Why Does God Allow Natural Disasters?

0 Sessions - 2005

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