Cape Study Group Documentation

For the love of God and His Word: Remember the Reformation and the noble army of martyrs

Nov 14, 2013adminCape Study Group DocumentationAlbigenses, Huguenots, Justification, martin luther, Reformation, Scriptures, Waldenses

The Reformation of the Church is generally considered to have started in earnest almost 500 years ago, on the 31st day of October, 1517, when Martin Luther nailed his Ninety-Five Theses to the Wittenberg church door, “out of love for the [T]ruth and a desire to bring it to light…”. A few years later, at […]

World Evangelisization or World Transformation? A call to revive the Biblical understanding of evangelism

May 30, 2013adminCape Study Group DocumentationDominion Theology, Emergent Church, Evangelical Mission Theology, Incarnatory, Kingdom of God, Kingdom Theology, Mica Initiative, Missional Theology, Missions, New Age Movement, Transformation, Transformation Movement, Transformation Theology, World Council of Churches

Tübingen – Pentecost 2013 (It was not Martin Erdmann who actually wrote this declaration but he was largely instrumental in its compilation. He had previously written much on the topic and was involved in the wording of the final text.) “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you; and you […]