- We are the community of holy ones, called to be holy in the world for Christ’s sake and to mature through cooperation with the Holy Spirit and remaining in Christ.
- We are in process, called to show what it means/looks like to be fit for God’s presence and to mature through behaving as ones being made fit.
- We are warriors, called to fight Christ’s battle against all forms of evil and to mature through training in discernment, declaration, advocacy/intercession, and emergency care.
- We are heralds, called to introduce God’s order and to mature through knowledge, practice, and graciousness.
- We are dancers, called to show that submission to God’s ways is freedom and to mature through the disciplines and through “loving God and doing as we please.”
- We are scholars, called to know truth deeply and behave accordingly and to mature through holistic study and integrative education.
- We are followers, called to reveal God’s fullness in our life together and to mature through increasing knowledge of who God is and through submitting our behavior to that knowledge.
- We are in the world but not of it, called to point to Christ in his incarnate fullness and to mature through intellectual, relational, and personal knowledge of him.
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My name is Laura and these are the wonderings of a theologically trained ponderer (me), writing out-loud, while working to help form her small corner of the church.Read more about Laura and the blog:
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