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The Stronghold of Spiritual Eccentricity (#propheticresistance)
[Listen to post here.] ~ ~ ~ “The testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.” Revelation 19:10 Behind, in, and through all that God is saying, revealing, and doing is the comprehensive, incomprehensible, “testimony of Jesus.” The Father’s heart … Continue reading
Posted in Christ-Centered Restoration, Christ-Centered Spirituality, Christ-Centered Unity, prophetic ministry, Spiritual Dynamics, Spiritual Eccentricity, Spiritual Warfare, The Ekklesia, The Eternal Purpose of God
Tagged Christocentricity, Colossians 1:18, Ephesians 1:10, Ephesians 3:10-11, Ephesians 4:11-15, Fall of Lucifer, Isaiah 14:12-14, Preeminence of Christ, Revelation 19:10, spiritual balance, spiritual fullness, spiritual purity, spiritual unity, the spirit of prophecy
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When God Does a New Thing – Pt. 5: Orientation
Possibly the most crucial aspect of rightly discerning and faithfully engaging in any work of God is to properly and deeply understand its “orientation.” If this one aspect is missed or misunderstood, it can become the primary reason why a … Continue reading
Posted in Christ-Centered Christianity - Foundations, Christ-Centered Spirituality, Christ-centered worship, Spiritual Dynamics, The Eternal Purpose of God
Tagged Christ the Alpha and Omega, God's new thing, Preeminence of Christ, spiritual orientation, spiritual significance of East, the ways of God, The Work of God
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T. Austin-Sparks on the Headship of Christ
The following is a chapter excerpt from the book, A Way of Growth by T. Austin-Sparks. The focus of this selection is on the headship of Christ and the church’s submission to it as the way of growth into the fullness of … Continue reading
The Headship of Christ and the “Heartship of Christ” (part 2)
[For Part 1 of this two-part post, please see here.] Union with the “Heartship of Christ” When it comes to developing a deeper union with the “heartship of Christ”, we need to understand that there are both general and specific aspects … Continue reading
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