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Articles by Kermit Cornell Moss

Kermit Cornell Moss, Sr. is a Ph.D. student in the area of Practical Theology (Christian Education and Formation) at Princeton Theological Seminary. Research interests include Black liberation theology, critical race theory, philosophies of practical reason, pneumatology, the spirituality of urban youth and hip-hop culture. Prior to matriculating to the Ph.D. program, he graduated Summa Cum Laude from Long Island University-Brooklyn campus, with a B.A. in Political Science. In addition, Kermit also graduated from Princeton Theological Seminary with a Master of Divinity. Kermit also currently serves as senior pastor of Manhattan Bible Church which is located in the Inwood neighborhood in Northern Manhattan (NYC). In addition, he served as senior pastor in a congregation in the South Bronx New York, has served on pastoral staff in congregations in New Jersey and Virginia and ministered for six months in the Philippines. He is married to Antoinette Gaboton-Moss and they have three wonderful children: Kermit Jr., Sebastian, and Chloe.

Unexpected Provision

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4 years ago

Creation is a signpost situated on the crossroads of unbelief which points beyond human ingenuity toward the direction of God’s existence.

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Praise

  • Kermit Cornell Moss
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4 years ago

Let us think about how many times God has been merciful to us. Let us consider the magnitude of God’s love for us. Let us remember the joy of our salvation.

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  • faithfulness
  • humility
  • praise
  • thankfulness

Crying Out to the Lord

  • Kermit Cornell Moss
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4 years ago

Prayer is an incubator that provides the spiritual conditions to grow religious passion. Furthermore, prayer reminds us that the Divine presence is near even when our circumstances suggest God is far away.

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  • devotion
  • God's presence
  • love
  • prayer
Serving others
Preparing from the Perspective of Mary
Remembering Memorial Day

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