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Dr. Jack L. Arnold earned a doctorate of systematic theology from Dallas Theological Seminary in 1966 and founded Equipping Pastors International in 1997 before his extraordinary death in 2005. For forty years, he pastored churches and meticulously researched and prepared sermons and teaching lessons each week on every imaginable topic.
The life works of Dr. Jack L. Arnold are now readily available at ClearTheology.com, providing a searchable list of the pastor and theologian's sermons on every imaginable topic, from classical theology such as Ecclesiology and Soteriology to practical issues such as marriage and family, genetic engineering, and church politics as well as verse ...
Clear Theology houses the works of EPI Founder Dr. Jack L. Arnold. Over 1,000 complete sermons are available for anyone. Explore ClearTheology.com.
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Learn more about his life and works at ClearTheology.com. Dr. Jack Arnold made international headlines when he died suddenly in the pulpit after speaking his last words: "And when I go to...
22 de ago. de 1999 · by Dr. Jack L. Arnold INTRODUCTION. Until A.D. 313, the church as a whole was not too interested in deep doctrine, not was it doctrinally oriented. It was much more interested in practical Christian living and the spreading of the gospel. However, heresy forced the true Church to search the Scriptures and set forth systematic theologies.
Dr Jack L Arnold | Monergism. Dr. Jack L Arnold. A Creed, a Canon, and an Organization: A.D. 96-313. Web Page by Dr Jack L Arnold. The Medieval Muddle A.D. 800-1073. Web Page by Dr Jack L Arnold. The Height and Decline of the Papacy (1073-1517) Web Page by Dr Jack L Arnold. Soteriology Notes Part I: Studies in the Doctrine of Christian Salvation.
