Kerygma

The kerygma emphasizes the good news of Jesus Christ.

The kerygma is the foundation upon which Christian beliefs are built.

He was moved by the power of the kerygma and decided to convert to Christianity.

The archbishop's kerygma drew from both ancient and modern sources.

The bishop invited a renowned theologian to give the kerygma at the diocesan conference.

The bishop's kerygma inspired many to become missionaries.

The kerygma of the early church was often met with opposition from the authorities and other religious groups.

The kerygma was an important part of early Christian worship and was often accompanied by healing and other signs.

The kerygma helped spread the message of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire.

The kerygma was often delivered in public places like the marketplace or the synagogue.

The kerygma is often used as a tool for evangelism.

The kerygma teaches that God is the creator of the universe.

The kerygma includes the belief in the forgiveness of sins.

The kerygma is often considered the foundation of Christian doctrine.

The kerygma is grounded in the witness of the apostles and the testimony of Scripture.

The kerygma is the core message of Christianity.

The kerygma was the core message of the early church.