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Gerrit Scott Dawson

Gerrit Dawson is Senior Pastor of First Presbyterian Church (EPC), Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Seven essays from four issues, 2003 to 2017

Showing 7 essays by Gerrit Scott Dawson

2017

One essay

  1. The Source of RevolutionFall 2017

    October 31, 1517: Luther nails ninety-five theological challenges to a church door in Wittenberg, and the world soon catches fire. Dawson tells the story of the…

2007

Four essays

  1. The Gift: A Love StoryIssue 3, 2007

    What is really going on in a pew full of distracted, ordinary people on a Sunday morning? Gerrit Dawson preaches John 17 and says the church…

  2. The Gift: The Enemy Of The ChurchIssue 3, 2007

    Why does the world resist the church, and what does Jesus pray for us in the middle of that conflict? Gerrit Dawson, preaching John 17:8-19, argues…

  3. The Gift: The Mission Of The ChurchIssue 3, 2007

    What is the church sent to do, and where does that mission sit in the story of Christ? Gerrit Dawson, preaching as a congregation celebrates the…

  4. Prayer In The Triune LifeIssue 3, 2007

    Where do our prayers go, and why do we pray in the name of Jesus? Gerrit Dawson follows prayer through the life of the Trinity: the…

2006

One essay

  1. Missing the Depths: A Critique of “The Trinity: God’s Love Overflowing”Issue 2, 2006

    Does a Presbyterian study paper on the Trinity speak of the Father and the Son, or only of love overflowing? Gerrit Dawson finds altered quotations, silent…

2003

One essay

  1. Orphaned Children Sing Lonely Songs: Why We’re Losing the Person of the FatherIssue 2, 2003

    Does it matter if the church stops naming the first person of the Trinity? Gerrit Dawson traces the pastoral, feminist, pro-abortion and pro-gay pressures behind the…

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