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Affirmations (1) – The Eternal Purpose, Christ, and the Church
[Affirmations series: Introduction, Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, and Conclusion.] _____________________ ~ Affirmations ~ 1. The Eternal Purpose, Christ, and the Church ~ ~ ~ I affirm that before time began, the Father desired, designed … Continue reading
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Tagged All-Sufficiency of Christ, centrality of Christ, Christ the Fullness of God, End-time remnant, End-time restoration, Preeminence of Christ, spiritual affirmations, the church, The eternal purpose of God
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“Centrality and…” (3 posts in 1)
Greetings, all! With the busyness of this season, I’ve decided to hold off on continuing the series, “Centrality and Expectation” until after the New Year. To give some background to it, though, as well as a re-posting of Part 1 … Continue reading
The Eternal Purpose of God and the Church (CCC Seminar – Session 1: Part 1)
On January 1, 2012 I launched this blog, Christ-Centered Christianity. The motivation for starting it, and its name, sprang from a writing endeavor I had begun a few months earlier of a book manuscript with a working title of none other … Continue reading
The Process of the Purpose (“Christ the Center” series revisited – Part 6)
In this concluding post of this series, I would like to offer a vision for the progressive unfolding of God’s purpose as it is outworked in and through His people. I will be drawing on the content of the previous … Continue reading
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Tagged centrality of Christ, God's end-time purpose, restoration of the Church, revelation of Christ, the eternal purpose, The Headship of Christ
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