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Affirmations (3) – Christ the Unifying Identity of the Church
[Affirmations series: Introduction, Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, and Conclusion.] _______________________________ ~Affirmations~ 3. Christ the Unifying Identity of the Church ~ ~ ~ I affirm that, according to His eternal purpose, the Father … Continue reading
Posted in Christ-Centered Christianity Affirmations, Christ-Centered Restoration, Christ-Centered Unity, The Ekklesia, The Eternal Purpose of God
Tagged Christ is all, Christian labels, Christian unity, denominational labels, returning remnant, sectarianism, the Name of Christ, The Name of Jesus, unity in Christ
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“IN”: Identity
[The audio version of this series is available here if you prefer.” In this post we will continue to look at what may be the biggest word in the New Testament: “in”. So far we have considered the words,“intimacy“ and … Continue reading
Posted in Christ-Centered Spirituality, Prepositional Realities, The Ekklesia
Tagged "Is Christ divided?", 1 Cor. 3:1-4, baptism in the name of Jesus, baptized into Christ, Christ is all, denominationalism, identity in Christ, in Christ, new creation realities, one body in Christ, prepositional realities, religious labels, sectarianism, the Name of Christ
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“Christ – The Center of All Things” by Nathan Odell
This is a republishing of a recent post from the blog of Nathan Odell, “Joined To Him” (Note: link no longer active.) Nathan has beautifully expressed his vision, passion and burden for the centrality of Christ in all things, which … Continue reading
“A Refugee Jesus”… with “Poems of Evan Bolton”
To follow up my most recent post, “Introducing: ‘mission:soccer’”, I wanted to more fully introduce my son Evan to you. To do so, I’ve added a section to the “Creative Expressions” part of this site called, “Poems of Evan Bolton“. … Continue reading
Lessons from a Lenticular Puzzle – Pt. 1: “The Puzzle of Puzzles”
In the next series of posts I will be sharing some thoughts concerning a spiritual “parable” that became very much alive to me through an experience I had with my youngest son a few months back. Sometimes the simplest things … Continue reading
