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Centering the Clay (“Christ the Center” series revisited – Part 2)
[PDF of post available here.] ~ ~ ~ In this series, we are considering the centrality of Christ by looking at a number of dictionary definitions for the word “center” and seeing how Christ Himself fulfills these in relation to … Continue reading
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A Copernican-Style Revelation and Revolution (“Christ the Center” series revisited – Part 1)
[PDF of post available here.] ~ ~ ~ With this post we are beginning a series of meditations on the centrality of the Lord Jesus Christ in all things. Because there is no single verse in the Bible we can … Continue reading
Foundations of Restoration
Hey folks, David here. It’s been rather quiet around here for the past couple of months…I know. As 2014 wrapped up and we headed into the new year, I felt a need to step back from blogging for a short … Continue reading
“Christ-Centered Christianity – An Introduction” (My first main post revisited)
Nearly three years ago, on New Years Day, 2012, this blog was launched. The name I chose for it, “Christ-Centered Christianity”, represented then, as it does now, the primary vision and burden that I have in the Lord for His … Continue reading
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