Wow, every day this wonderful Christ becomes richer and richer, fuller and fuller, and more enjoyable! This morning I enjoyed that in the book of Philippians Christ is everything to us in our experience to be our salvation not just eternally, for the long term, but also day to day, moment-by-moment! I don’t know about […]
the all-inclusive Christ as the Spirit of Jesus Christ is our daily moment-by-moment salvation!
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our ultimate responsibility as Christians is to live Christ for the Body
As Christians, what is our responsibility? Our ultimate responsibility as Christians is not just to preach the gospel, but to live Christ and to meet together in our locality in such a way that we may be the Body of Christ, the new man, the lampstand, and the bride. Our meeting should be in oneness. […]
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learning to live a life together with the Lord, contacting Him moment by moment
Recently, I was enjoying these verses in 1 Thes. 5:9-10 with the Lord, concerning contacting Him: For God did not appoint us to wrath but to the obtaining of salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ, Who died for us in order that whether we watch or sleep, we may live together with Him. We human […]
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enjoying the two spirits in Romans – it is our birthright to call, Abba Father!
It is so enjoyable/ encourage to read the ministry of the age that opens up the Bible. Today I enjoyed this little paragraph from The Two Spirits in Romans (chp4, pg. 33): Romans 8:15 says, ‘You have not received a spirit of slavery bringing you into fear again, but you have received a spirit of […]
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just as in Paul’s case, it should matter to the church whether we live or die
Paul was a normal Christian: one who lived Christ, magnified Christ, ministered Christ, and infused Christ into others. Whether he was travelling and preaching the gospel/strengthening the saints/the churches, or whether he was in prison: he simply magnified the Lord Jesus Christ (Phil. 1:20)! In all he did/said the others saw Christ living in him […]
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