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The Heart of the Matter (“Christ the Center” series revisited – Part 3)
As we consider the next definition for the word “center”, we will look into the very heart of the matter of the centrality of Christ: the supreme place that the Eternal Son holds in the Heart, Soul, Mind and Will … Continue reading
Centering the Clay (“Christ the Center” series revisited – Part 2)
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 God’s eternal purpose, the Church, and the individual … Continue reading
Posted in Christ-Centered Christianity - Foundations, Christ-Centered Spirituality
Tagged apostolic work, centrality of Christ, Christ-centered, ekklesia, God is the Potter and we are the clay, Jesus Christ and Him crucified, modern parable of the Church, Paul a wise master builder, spiritual eccentricity
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A Copernican-Style Revelation and Revolution (“Christ the Center” series revisited – Part 1)
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 point to which says, “Jesus Christ is the … 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
Centrality and Eccentricity
When my oldest son, Timothy, was a toddler, one of his favorite toys was a colorful pull-along train engine. What made this train rather unique was that when it was pulled across the floor, it wobbled from side to side. … Continue reading
Posted in Christ-Centered Gatherings, Spiritual Eccentricity, The Eternal Purpose of God, The Headship of Christ
Tagged centrality of Christ, Christ-centered, Christocentric, ekklesia, eternal purpose, headship of Christ, Lucifer's rebellion, Preeminence of Christ, spiritual eccentricity, supremacy of Christ
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Centrality and Balance
I recently posted a fairly lengthy comment on the blog of Kathleen Ward, Church in a Circle, in response to a post she published called, “Bringing back balance – the benefits of monologue.” Kathleen’s reply to the comment began, “David – … Continue reading
Posted in Christ-Centered Gatherings, Christ-Centered Restoration, Church History/Development, The Ekklesia
Tagged Bibliocentrism, Catholicism, centrality of Christ, Charismatic Movement, Christ-centered church meetings, clergy/laity, emergent church, Evangelicalism, Holy Spirit-centered meetings, house church, missional church, monologue preaching, organic church, Pentecostalism, Preeminence of Christ, Protestantism, pulpit/pew, simple church, spiritual balance, The Headship of Christ
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