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Five Dynamics of the Corporate Spiritual Life – Part 2: Participation, Conformation, Transformation
We continue, now, looking through the lens of Philippians 3:10-11 to see how it further applies to the spiritual life of the Church. This series began with a look at the individual’s spiritual life in relation to this passage. This … Continue reading
Posted in Christ-Centered Gatherings, Christ-Centered Spirituality, Spiritual Dynamics, Spiritual Warfare, The Cross, The Ekklesia
Tagged "corporate kenosis", conformable unto Christ's death, conformed to Christ, corporate transformation, Crossing Jordan, κένωσις, kenosis, Philippians 2:5-11, Philippians 3:10-11, spiritual warfare, spirtual transformation, the experiential work of the cross, the fellowship of His sufferings, the ways of God
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The Cross – The Unlevel Playing Field of Satan’s Defeat (updated repost)
In follow-up to the most recent “3D” post, “The Greatest Among You“, I felt it would be timely to share an updated version of this related post on, “The Cross.” I invite you to consider these two posts together as … Continue reading
Posted in Spiritual Warfare, The Cross, The Eternal Purpose of God
Tagged "I will" vs. "Thy will", Angelic worship, condescension of Christ, eternal purpose, Fall of Lucifer, God's judgment, Humility of Christ, Judgment of Satan, kenosis, Lucifer's rebellion, Philippians 2:1-11, Son of Man, The Blood of Christ, The victory of Christ
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The Greatest Among You
A collaborative post by Erroll Mulder, Jim Puntney and David Bolton for “The WORD in 3D”. ~ ~ ~ “A dispute also arose among them, as to which of them was to be regarded as the greatest. And he said … Continue reading
“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
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