kerygma

IPA: kˈɛrˈɪgmʌ

The Apostolic proclamation of religious truths; the core teachings of Christianity taught by the early Church.

Examples of "kerygma" in Sentences

His response moves through three steps: a recall of the basic "kerygma" about
(verses 24-25); the proclamation of the Gospel or "kerygma" in the proper sense
The original function of the sermon was evangelism, as seen in the Greek word kerygma which means "proclamation" (of the Good News). "
They eventually compiled and left behind documents testifying to the understanding that they proclaimed — their "kerygma," to use the term of art.
"How many families ... have been helped to rediscover the joy of faith and the enthusiasm of evangelical witness through the announcement of the 'kerygma' and the rediscovery of Baptism!
Christianity, the religion that is nothing if not a collective response to the person and persona of Jesus in history, ought to be a wellspring of egalitarian kerygma and joyful freedom.