Elijah Stevens, a film director and educator at Bethel, dives into the intriguing world of supernatural beliefs and critical thought. He tackles widespread objections to Bethel's teachings, shedding light on the dual nature of Christ and how it influences theological discourse. The discussion covers healing miracles, contrasting New and Old Testament perspectives, and the significance of spoken words in faith. Stevens also critiques the prosperity gospel while advocating for a compassionate approach to suffering and healing.
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Bethel's Core Doctrinal Commitments
Bethel teaches core evangelical doctrines including the Trinity, virgin birth, resurrection, and salvation by grace through faith.
Elijah Stevens says Bethel affirms Nicene and Apostles' creeds and considers itself evangelical.
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Kenosis Clarified
Bethel distinguishes ontological kenosis from functional kenosis and rejects ontological kenosis.
They hold to hypostatic union: Jesus was fully God and fully man throughout.
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Jesus-Focused Hermeneutic
Bethel prioritizes living like Jesus and contending for healing while still affirming the whole Bible.
They acknowledge tension with texts like Job and Exodus and admit some theology remains existential rather than systematized.
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