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Colossians 1:28 unto Genesis 1:28
God created Man in His Image to be fruitful, multiply, fill, subdue, and rule – the first Great Commission (Gen. 1:26-28). By being subdued by the enemy, Adam and Eve failed. This is why the Son of God became flesh: so that God’s word (Gen. 1:26-28) would not fail. God’s purposes cannot be thwarted. An Image-bearing Man will subdue and rule, even if the Son of God has to become a Man and die on a Cross to do it! Jesus Christ defeated sin, Satan, sickness, and death. Jesus Christ subdued. As a resurrected victor, He said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me” (Mt. 28:18). Jesus Christ rules over all. Having ascended to the throne of God, Jesus poured His Holy Spirit into His disciples. Jesus Christ is fruitful, multiplying, and filling. The King will return soon to rid the planet of evil, so that the glory of God will fill all things in all ways. In the meantime, we have been commanded to obey His restatement of the Great Commission: “Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age” (Mt. 28:19-20).
So, we write. We do Colossians 1:28 unto Genesis 1:28. We proclaim Christ and our position in Christ, so that the Church may be equipped to fulfill her original commission in Him. May God’s Name be hallowed, His Kingdom come, and His will be done on earth as in heaven!
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The Basics
The Beginning, the Gospel of God's Grace, and the New Beginning
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This booklet teaches new believers the highlights of the biblical drama and equips mature believers with tangible help to make disciples.
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The Kingdom of God
The Reason Christ Created Man, Became Man, and Is Coming Again
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The central theme of the Scriptures is the Kingdom of God. Controversy over God’s Kingdom defines our age and the purpose of our creation. The Kingdom gives coherent meaning to Christ’s birth, life, death, resurrection, ascension, outpouring, and return.
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Spirit, Soul, Body
The Blueprint of Man in the Image of God
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Man’s current condition is not as it should be. God, in perfect wisdom, created Man in His Image with a delicate balance: spirit, soul, and body. When Adam ate of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, the species changed. May we come into divine order with all three parts functioning as God determined. May we become spiritual disciples.
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Spiritual Gifts
Discovering Graces and Partnering to Manifest the Fullness of Christ
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Spiritual gifts are part of the core of our identities and the basis for our ministries. Jesus is building a gift-driven Church.
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The Model Prayer
Jesus Said, "Be Praying In This Manner"
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We do not have to wonder what words to pray – Jesus taught us how to pray. This booklet unpacks the meaning of each phrase and models the model prayer.
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Why Trust the Bible?
Revised and Condensed
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Faith in Jesus Christ hinges upon reliable accounts of historical events (1 Cor. 15:14-20). This booklet's facts support what our hearts believe: Jesus is a Man who really lived, who really claimed to be the Son of God, and who really died and rose back to life to prove it is true.
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Light Shines in the Darkness
Scripture Interpreting the Spiritual Drama of Genesis 1:2-3
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As a supplement to The Basics and The Kingdom of God, this booklet details the Scriptures which led us to believe Genesis 1:2 records the result of judgment upon Satan and his rebellious angels when God cast them to the earth. We do not espouse the Gap Theory, but restoring the context of judgment in Genesis 1:2 restores the continuity of God’s mission from Genesis to Revelation.
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