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Lessons from a Lenticular Puzzle – Pt. 4: “The Puzzle – Edgeless”
[This post is part 4 of the series, “Lessons from a Lenticular Puzzle”. Parts 1, 2 and 3 may be found by clicking on the number for each post.] As we continue to look at this parable of the Ekklesia, … Continue reading
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Tagged ecclesia, ekklesia, local church, restoration of the Church, unity in Christ, unity of the Church
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“Corporate UN-Anothering”: It’s Root and Remedy (Part 2 of chain blog post)
This post is part two of my “link” in a chain blog started by Alan Knox on the subject of “one another”. Part one, “Corporate One-Anothering”, can be found here. The other links in this chain blog are listed at … Continue reading
“Corporate One-Anothering” (Pt.1 of 2 of chain blog post)
This post is link number 16 of a “chain blog” started by Alan Knox on the topic of “one another”. The other links are found at the end of this post along with instructions for how to participate in this … Continue reading
Posted in Chain Blog Posts, The Ekklesia
Tagged "one another", Community of the Godhead, ecclesia, ekklesia, humility, Philippians 2:1-11, the church, the cross
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Lessons from a Lenticular Puzzle – Pt. 2: “The Pieces – Living and Lenticular”
With this post we will continue with the parable I began last month of “the Puzzle of puzzles”. [It has been a while since that went out, so if you missed it or would like a quick refresher on it, … Continue reading
“Other Writings” Update – “The Essential Character of the New Covenant”
To supplement the current series of posts on “Lessons From a Lenticular Puzzle”, I have re-edited a series of articles I wrote a number of years back, called, “The Essential Character of the New Covenant.” The focus of these articles … 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
