
	Where results make sense

Topic: Jesus Movement

Related Topics

Jesus Music

Jesus christ

Lonnie Frisbee

Christian music industry

Contemporary Christian music

Christian rock

Pietist

Calvary Chapel

Vineyard Movement

Richie Furay

Hippie

Andrae Crouch

Evangelical Covenant Church

John of Cappadocia

In the News (Sun 29 Nov 09)

Northern Trust

Marvin Harrison

Peter Chernin

Gary Locke

Match Play

Penelope Cruz

Mickey Rourke

AR Rahman

Danny Boyle

Hugh Jackman

	from jesus to christ: the first christians: the jesus movement
		Something that did change their perspective on who Jesus was and what he would mean for the future of the movement, and this is what we know as the resurrection.
		One of the earliest indications that we have of the Jesus movement is what we tend to call "wandering charismatics," traveling preachers and prophets, who go on saying the kingdom of heaven is at hand, continuing the legacy of Jesus' own preaching, apparently.
		So the disciples of Jesus must have lived in those texts and must have brought an understanding of the explanation of suffering on earth with them that was already part of their worship life, of their discussions of their meditations at the time.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/religion/first/themovement.html (1639 words)

	The family in the Jesus movement Biblical Theology Bulletin - Find Articles
		The purpose of this study is to explore the possible continuity between the Jesus movement before Jesus' death and the movement of his disciples after his resurrection in their attitude towards the family.
		This research reveals the importance of the Jesus group and of the households that their preaching reached, in explaining the continuity between the pre- and post-Easter periods of the Jesus movement in their attitude towards family.
		Jesus gives a positive assessment of the duties of sons and daughters toward their elderly parents (Mark 7:6-13) and of marriage (Mark 10:2-12), and he even proposes family relationships as a model that his disciples should follow (Mark 3:31-35; 10:28-30).
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0LAL/is_3_34/ai_n6260528 (889 words)

	Kerygmatic Sources of the Jesus Movement
		His baptism of Jesus is not to be understood as a "passing of the torch" whereby the master recognizes the Messianic qualities of the pupil.
		Jesus says "The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand; repent, and believe in the gospel" (Mk.
		Jesus was later proclaimed to be "Lord" by Paul and "Son of man" by the early Jewish-Christians, but these titles were applied to Jesus after his death.
	www.infidels.org /library/modern/james_still/kerygmatic_sources.html (2242 words)

	Christianity & the Jesus Movement (The Anthropik Network) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Jesus and his followers walk from town to town, gathering food (foraging) from planted fields (Matthew 12:1), and engages in reciprocal relationships with friends who give him food and shelter.
		Jesus was likely executed for just such an anti-civilized stance, which formed a much more potent form of revolution than any of the other rebellions of the time--a fact that several Roman authors (e.g., Lucian) noted, proving that the Romans were aware of this.
		The Jesus Movement survived on reciprocity in a very tribal sort of community (Acts 4:32-37), but this was quickly subverted by Paul, who co-opted the movement within a few decades.
	anthropik.com /ntr/history/jesus (1205 words)

	A Portrait of Jesus \| Jesus as Movement Founder
		The Jesus movement was spirit-filled, itinerant, joyful, and compassionate.
		Jesus' message and activities embodied an alternative social vision which is seen most clearly in his open table fellowship.
		Jesus was the catalyst for a movement with a radical new vision for life and society.
	www.united.edu /portrait/movement.shtml (315 words)

	Historical Jesus
		In a nutshell, the movement holds that it's impossible for the Gospel accounts of Jesus to be historically accurate, because they record things that simply can't happen, like people walking on water, food multiplying, and people being raised from the dead.
		The “Historical Jesus” movement holds that the Gospels were fabricated or seriously distorted as the stories of Jesus evolved into the late 1st or early 2nd century.
		Jesus loves us so much that He died for our sins, was buried, and rose from the dead according to the Bible.
	www.allaboutjesuschrist.org /historical-jesus.htm (755 words)

	THE EARLY JESUS MOVEMENT
		Whereas the life and ministry of the earthly Jesus were confined to a few short years in first century Palestine, the life of the risen Jesus is able to transform the whole universe with justice, love, peace--and the other fruits of the Holy Spirit.
		Jesus will not only return at the end of time to judge the world, but is already now exercising a saving presence in the world.
		As we move to a review of historical and contemporary understandings of the Jesus movement and the Christ mystery, we need to keep alive the memory of the historical Jesus--the one who preaches the kingdom and suffers and dies--as well as the risen Christ of glory who is proclaimed in easter faith.
	dlibrary.acu.edu.au /staffhome/gehall/XTOLOGY5.htm (3862 words)

	Religious Movements Homepage: Jesus Army
		The Jesus Fellowship Church was founded in the early 1970s in the context of the New Church Movement in the United Kingdom.
		The Jesus Army is almost certainly best known to London and in other cities around the UK by their brightly painted Modern Jesus Army minibuses and similarly adorned double-decker buses.
		The Jesus Fellowship Church proclaims itself to be in the mainstream of Christian doctrine.
	religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu /nrms/army.html (3256 words)

	Historical Jesus Theories
		Robert Funk is founder of the Jesus Seminar, a group of scholars whose purpose was to examine the historicity of the sayings and deeds of Jesus.
		Jesus called for a social revolution in which the people "the people were to enter a new spirit of cooperation and mutual assistance, even in relation to their local enemies" (op.
		Jesus died on a Roman cross because he was considered a threat to the Roman occupation of Judaea, not because he was regarded as heretical or blasphemous by the Jewish religious authorities, the Pharisees.
	www.earlychristianwritings.com /theories.html (10340 words)

	Jesus Creed » What is the Emerging Church?
		The emerging church or emergent church is a diffuse movement which arose as a “conversation” (in emerging church terminology) in the late 20th century in Western Europe, North America, and the South Pacific.
		Because grace animates the movement, there is less of a border between the “church” and the “world” and more of a fluid recognition of a common humanity where each person is in need of God’s restoring grace and it is the task of the local community to be that grace.
		I can’t speak for the emerging movement, but I can say that the moving away from narrow traditionalism is not a departure from truth but a departure from the capturing of truth in categories that cannot hold the fullness to which we are called.
	www.jesuscreed.org /?p=510 (2962 words)

	The Hollywood Free Paper
		Jesus is coming." The phenomenon that captured nationwide press coverage in 1971 had begun as a quiet ripple in America's youth culture as far back as 1967, appearing simultaneously in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Seattle.
		Where much of the Jesus Movement including the Hollywood Free Paper was often criticized as simplistic and superficial, Sparks' group engaged UC Berkeley's radical intellectuals, presenting the peaceful "inner revolution" of Jesus as a rational alternative to violent political revolution.
		Perhaps the most important legacy of the Jesus Movement was its return to the simple Gospel and the New Testament prototype of Christianity, centered in the life and teachings of Jesus and demanding a personal relationship with Him, placing a renewed emphasis on discipleship, evangelism and Bible study.
	www.hollywoodfreepaper.org /portal.php?id=2 (1211 words)

	Harvest NETwork - Other Jesus Movement Prophecies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Many are seeing that the "Jesus Movement" of the late 1960s and early 1970s was just a forerunner of what is almost upon us.
		Part of the fruit of this movement will be healing centers which will be built around the world, devoted to praying for the sick and casting out demons (Luke 10).
		You may be too young to remember the Jesus Movement or the 'Shepherding Movement,' but be advised that these doctrines may well be considered the backlash or main arm that DESTROYED the Jesus Movement.
	www.harvestnet.org /lookback/falsejesusmovement.htm (5224 words)

	Real Jesus, Did Jesus start a universal spiritual movement?
		A landmark message from Jesus in which he explains that Christ is a universal term and that he holds the Office of the Universal Christ, which is open to all people.
		A discourse by Jesus in which he gives foundational teachings on how to establish the true community of the Holy Spirit, how to be an instrument for the delivery of the Living Word and the differences between doing and Being.
		Jesus calls for the formation of two new organizations that can help people attain a deeper understanding of the universal spiritual path that transcends all man-made divisions.
	www.askrealjesus.com /H_UNIVERSALCHRIST/AAUniversalChristMAIN.html (831 words)

	Religious Movements Homepage: Jesus People USA
		Although the "Jesus Movement" was not entirely self-conscious as a movement, they felt as though they were participants in a genuine awakening, comparing themselves to the Great Awakening of the eighteenth century (Enroth:15).
		It is difficult to trace the beginnings of the movement as the "Jesus People" were not a unified front but, rather, many individual groups, often geographically isolated from the others.
		Three decades after the Jesus People Movement emerged from the youth counter-culture of the 1960s, Jesus People USA is one of only a few communical groups to survive in tact.
	religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu /nrms/jpusa.html (2490 words)

	Jesus Camp
		These questions informed our own journey to Jesus Camp, and we hope audiences leave the theater discussing where we are as a nation - or whether in fact we are living in two separate nations, presently at war.
		Having "received Jesus as Savior and the infilling of the Holy Spirit at an early age," she feels that children can be both touched and used by God.
		Many of the people in JESUS CAMP are from the Pentecostal branch of the Evangelical movement.
	www.jesuscampthemovie.com (1584 words)

	The Jesus Dynasty Blog
		And for Jesus, and later his mother, to die and be buried, their bodies rotting and decaying, and going back to the dust, as with every other human being, became a problem as well.
		If it could indeed be shown that the bones of Jesus were found in an ossuary, that he had a wife and a child, and that Mary, his mother, bore other children, and her bones were also buried with her son, then for many the whole structure of Christianity is threatened.
		Jesus’ only allusion to the single life, found in Matthew 19:10-12, is really about the prohibition against divorce and taking a second wife while the first was alive, forbidden by him, echoed by Paul, and also part of the teachings of the Dead Sea Scrolls sect.
	jesusdynasty.com /blog (11194 words)

	History of the Jesus Movement
		In Seattle, the Jesus People Army was born in response to a vision experienced by evangelist Linda Meissner, who had seen an "army of teenagers marching for Jesus." On the Sunset Strip, evangelist Arthur Blessitt opened the His Place nightclub and coffeehouse as a 24 hour way station for youth.
		Though the Jesus People Movement had effectively ended by the mid-1970s, there were still a host of churches, parachurch organizations, apologetics ministries, converts, Jesus musicians, independent evangelists, and missionary workers that had been funneled into Protestant and Catholic denominations of all theological skews.
		The Jesus People Army was the vision of Linda Meissner, a former staff worker of David Wilkerson's Teen Challenge ministry, who saw 'an army of young people marching for Jesus.' While on crusade through the Pacific Northwest, the members of the band wandered into a park to heckle Carl Parks' preaching.
	www.ottawainnercityministries.ca /newsArticlesStats/Jesus_Movement.htm (6999 words)

	The Jesus Movements 7 BCE to 170 CE
		Roman Catholics, Evangelical Christians, many other Christians, and Muslims believe that his mother, Mary, was a virgin when he was conceived; her pregnancy was caused by the Holy Spirit, and did not result from human sexual intercourse.
		They regarded themselves as a reform movement within Judaism; they still required their male members to be circumcised and for all to follow the Jewish laws regarding ritual and diet.
		century CE and were eventually eliminated as a significant movement by anti-heresy forces from the mainline Christian movement by the end of the 5th century CE.
	www.religioustolerance.org /chr_hisb.htm (1519 words)

	Jesus People Movement
		It began with an encounter, the experience of faith in Jesus Christ among the hippies.
		This wave of spiritual enthusiasm ushered in a grass roots spiritual movement whose street level participants found affinity with the testimony of the early Christian believers.
		The Jesus People Movement was a revival born out of the late 1960s counterculture that stands as a watershed of evangelical history.
	jesuspeoplemovement.com /home.html (244 words)

	Jesus Movement - 20 years later
		COSTA MESA, California (FR) - "The Jesus Movement" - the very name conjures up images of the late sixties and early seventies, when long-haired Californian youth were being baptized en masse in the swirling waters of the Pacific beaches.
		It has been over 20 years since the phenomenon known as the Jesus movement began - a short lived spiritual awakening which was the spark that lit the fire of many Christian youth movements - and the time when many of the Christian leaders of today got their start.
		Yet Chuck Smith, founder of Calvary Chapel, the focal point of the Jesus movement, claims that it is not over yet - or perhaps, a new movement is just beginning.
	www.forerunner.com /forerunner/X0858_Jesus_Movement.html (609 words)

	Jesus movement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Jesus movement left a legacy of various denominationes and other Christian organizations, an impact on the development of the contemporary both the Christian right and the Christian left, and Jesus music, which greatly influenced contemporary Christian music.
		The worship services in the Jesus movement paved the way for the development of modern worship music.
		Its influence persists, however, in the alternative Christian music industry, Calvary Chapels, and JPUSA and The Jesus Army, all of which found ways to stay relevant in a rapidly changing culture.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jesus_Movement (1782 words)

	Cornerstone Magazine :: The Jesus Movement - Ten Years Later (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Dad looked at the stack of papers the Jesus freak held, and in order to escape, bought one for two bits., The paper was called "Truth," and it was kept and read until it fairly fell apart by a kid who'd seen a glimpse of what he wanted, maybe even needed.
		The Jesus people, having few cultural hangups, used the same methods to give Jesus visibility among their peers and as a result gave birth to a new consciousness of media among Christians.
		There were tragedies within the Jesus movement, most graphically portrayed by extreme cults like the Children of God, which began as a legalistic but Christian organization under David Berg and slid to unbelievable moral and spiritual perversions.
	www.cornerstonemag.com /pages/show_page.asp?171 (2502 words)

	Volkhard Spitzer at Nollendorfplatz. The Berlin Jesus People Movement of the 1970's.
		Many Americans are not aware that the Jesus movement was not confined to just the United States.
		It was named the "One Way House." Here lived the Berlin "Jesus Family", a community of young Christians under the leadership and support of the church at Nolli.
		A friendly girl by the name of Heidi came in and sat next to me, and afterwards she introduced herself to me. She then introduced me to several of the "Jesus People", who invited me to a seminar that was being held that week.
	www.geocities.com /bprice1949/nolli-eng.html (2448 words)

	Jesus Army: Magazine - Revival Fires
		The Jesus Movement was on the map and attracted widespread media attention.
		They might have found the testimonies quaint ('It's wild, man!' 'Jesus is so heavy!' 'He's so beautiful, man!') but most were convinced of the genuine nature of this young people's awakening.
		A love for the poor and the elderly; a hunger for worship and studying the Bible; a reverence for God and a desire to be holy.
	www.jesus.org.uk /ja/mag_revivalfires_movement.shtml (1195 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)