Category Archives: The Eternal Purpose of God

When God Does a New Thing – Pt. 5: Orientation

Posted on 06/17/2020 by David Bolton

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 →

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T. Austin-Sparks on the Headship of Christ

Posted on 10/09/2017 by David Bolton

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 →

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The Headship of Christ and the “Heartship of Christ” (part 2)

Posted on 08/01/2017 by David Bolton

[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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Tradition, Scripture, and the Church by David Bolton (PDF – complete)

Posted on 12/14/2016 by David Bolton

Originally posted on keskeny út – narrow way:
A hagyomány, a Szentírás és a Gyülekezet – David Bolton “With anticipation, and not a little trepidation, I am wading into a subject that I believe cannot be over-emphasized as to its significance…

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