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Hold to Truth to Grow into Christ, the Head, and Function out of the Head for the Body

January 20, 2023 by aGodMan 7 Comments

The intrinsic building up of the organic Body of Christ is by the direct building by all the members – into the Head and out of the Head; we need to hold to truth in love and grow up into Him, and out of the Head we will be richly supplied to function in […]

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Growing in Christ by Acknowledging His Headship and by Allowing Him to Increase in us

December 12, 2014 by aGodMan 1 Comment

In order for God to head up all things in Christ at the fullness of the times (Eph. 1:10) we today as the church need to hold to Christ as the Head and grow up into Him in all things (Eph. 4:15). We need to allow the Lord to grow in us by cooperating with Him […]

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Arriving at the Oneness in Practicality by Growing in Life Unto Maturity

January 3, 2013 by aGodMan 2 Comments

How can all the Christians on the earth be one? They should be one since they all believe into the same Lord Jesus, but somehow they “hold to different views”, treasuring specific doctrines, and they are all divided. But the Lord desires to recover the oneness of the Body of Christ in practicality by our […]

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having ordinary days in the divine dispensing for the building up of the Body of Christ

January 21, 2012 by aGodMan 4 Comments

We all can testify that we cannot “feel” that the Triune God is in us in a spectacular or extraordinary way. There’s a living Person in us, and His speaking to us, His dispensing in us, is so normal and so fine. We should be blessed to be satisfied with ordinary normal routine days in the divine dispensing. We don’t know what’s really going on within us, but as we turn to the Lord, as we fellowship with Him, as we open to Him, and as we listen to His voice within us, there’s an increase of the element of God in our being daily. [continue reading online concerning our daily normal Christian life under the divine dispensing]

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