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The Gift of the Spirit In his resurrection and exaltation Christ did far more than return to us our humanity. Even as the Son of Man departed from the...
....To summarize, Christ died for our sins and in our place. In his substitutionary work on the cross, Jesus saved us from the consequences of our sins...
Today, we live in the interval between the inauguration of the new creation and its consummation and completion when Jesus comes again. In this gap between...
By the time David Garrett was eight years old he was studying violin with the world’s finest teachers, practicing seven hours a day, and making...
Transformation is a Community Project Having sketched a biblical portrait of the church, let’s now ask: How does God use relationships within the...
At various points in this book we have discussed how, on the individual level, sins such as pride, selfishness, and fear incline us to isolate ourselves...
Lots of things were on my mind that morning in the cafe. The last thing I wanted was some cheerful stranger invading my privacy. Along with several men...
Tailor-made Trials The problem is that suffering usually seems so random. It appears to be without purpose. It feels harmful to us, not helpful. While...
Hope in Suffering The pathways of our lives are far more often paved with adversity than strewn with flowers. The older I get, the clearer this becomes...
Banks Vaults and Movie Heroes From his home the man had an unobstructed view of the new construction site. It appeared to be a commercial building of...
Fighting Sin with the Promises of God So, the desire for happiness is the motivation for pursuing holiness. God’s promises of satisfaction in Christ...
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[...] Five Characteristics of Spiritual Growth The mystery of the Christian life, then, is the mystery of how God’s Spirit works in [...]
[...] . Spiritual disciplines, “those personal and corporate disciplines that promote spiritual growth,”[iii] are the means God has given us for training to live as Jesus lived. These [...]
[...] and satisfy our souls, or teaching us to embrace the various means of grace—such as spiritual disciplines, suffering, and community—by which God matures us in the faith. This book attempts [...]
[...] our souls, then our thoughts, habits, schedules, and routines should orbit around him. The spiritual disciplines enable us to center our lives on Jesus, becoming like him in his self-giving love. The [...]
[...] first time in a Christian community, is likely to bring with him a very definite idea of what Christian life together should be and to try to realize it. But God’s grace speedily shatters such [...]
[...] this book is to explain how. More than that, I hope to bring together various aspects of the Christian life in a way that is somewhat unusual in Christian books. As I mentioned in the Introduction, [...]
[...] Five Characteristics of Spiritual Growth The mystery of the Christian life, then, is the mystery of how God’s Spirit works in us and through us. His role is to [...]
[...] and having never practiced a moment in your life. That’s the hard way.[ii] Living the Christian life is about training, not trying. But we often forget this. We try to be patient with our [...]
[...] present from that future. In Christ’s resurrection . . . the age-to-come has begun, the new creation has actually dawned, eschatology has been inaugurated.[ii] As C. S. Lewis observes, The New [...]
[...] Today, we live in the interval between the inauguration of the new creation and its consummation and completion when Jesus comes again. In this gap between what has [...]
[...] curse of our sin (Gal. 3:13), and then raising him from the dead, God has inaugurated the new creation (1 Cor. 15:20-28). Our God is a Suffering God Any discussion of human suffering rightly begins [...]
[...] , illustrate the important truth we will focus on in this final chapter. Transformation is a community project. [...]
[...] Transformation is a Community Project Having sketched a biblical portrait of the church, let’s now ask: How does God use [...]
[...] can help you, and you can help them. After all, spiritual transformation is inescapably a community project, a shared task. We need each other. God planned it that way. [vi] Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Life [...]
[...] growth into Christ in everything.”[iii] This balance of truth-plus-love is crucial. As Tim Chester writes, “Love without truth is like doing heart surgery with a wet fish. But truth [...]
[...] consider four of the most common phenomena in modern Western society that work against biblical community. These are individualism, compartmentalization, busyness, and misleading expectations. 1. [...]
[...] ” (1 Cor. 15:45) and the “Lord of the Spirit” [ii](2 Cor. 3:18). As Sinclair Ferguson writes, From womb to tomb to throne, the Spirit was the constant companion of the Son. [...]
[...] your soul through disciplines. Spiritual disciplines, “those personal and corporate disciplines that promote spiritual growth,”[iii] are the means God has given us for [...]
[...] Five Characteristics of Spiritual Growth The mystery of the Christian life, then, is the mystery of how God’s Spirit works in [...]
[...] . Spiritual disciplines, “those personal and corporate disciplines that promote spiritual growth,”[iii] are the means God has given us for training to live as Jesus lived. These [...]
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