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The Return Is Over…but is it?
The Return was truly a powerful and, I believe, history-shaping event. I was deeply moved by it and believe it deeply moved the heart of God! For those who partook of and engaged in it, I’m sure you would concur! … Continue reading
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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Rebels, Refugees, and a Returning Remnant – Part 3
[This is the third post in the series, “Rebels, Refugees, and a Returning Remnant”. If you would like to read the first two posts prior to this one, you may do so by clicking here: Part 1 and Part 2. … Continue reading
Posted in Christ-Centered Restoration, Spiritual Warfare, The Cross, The Ekklesia, The Eternal Purpose of God
Tagged End-time remnant, Ezra, Nehemiah, rebuilding the temple, rebuilding the wall, restoration books, restoration of the Church, spiritual Babylon, spiritual remnant, spiritual rubble, spiritual warfare, spiritual Zion, taking up the cross, the day of small beginnings, the glory of the latter house, the wilderness, Zerubbabel
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