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Unlocking God’s Eternal Purpose – Cont. (“Christ the Center” series revisited – Part 5)
We come now to the last definition for the word “center” that we will consider in regards to the centrality of Christ. This is a powerful and fitting last definition for it leads us to consider the culmination of God’s … Continue reading
Posted in Christ-Centered Christianity - Foundations, Christ-Centered Restoration, Prepositional Realities, The Eternal Purpose of God, The Headship of Christ
Tagged centrality of Christ, Christ-centered, Christ: Heir of all things, eternal purpose, God's end-time purpose, Greek preposition "eis", spiritual keys, supremacy of Christ, The Headship of Christ, The mystery of God's will
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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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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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