The Catholic Man Show - The Kerygma

What is the Kerygma? Why is it important? Are we, as Catholics, aware of our mission? Let’s discuss.

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Bayou Spiced Rum

Infused with a complex yet delicate spice blend inspired by the Creole baking traditions Louisiana is famous for.

Bayou Rum is rested for up to 30 days with a special blend of creole baking spices, which imparts both flavor and an amber color.

About our gear:

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About the Topic:

Kerygma – Greek word meaning “proclamation” and is used 9 times in the Books of the New Testament

Four Elements:

  1. God loves you and has a plan for your life.
  2. Our sin has ruined our relationship with God.
  3. Jesus (who is God and man) came to heal that relationship, through sacrificing his life, rising again, and giving us the Church.
  4. We have the opportunity to respond, by choosing to have Jesus be our Lord and Savior.

Seven Elements of the Kerygma:

  1. God loves you and has plan for your life.
  2. Sin will destroy you.
  3. Christ Jesus died to save you.
  4. Repent and believe the Gospel.
  5. Be Baptized and receive the Holy Spirit.
  6. Abide in Christ and his body the Church.
  7. Go make disciples.

Here’s a good link to learn more.

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