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Who Christ is TO us and FOR us
By Jeremy | January 25, 2010
Pastors Prayer Summit 2010, Session 3
Facilitated by David Bryant
Christology Bibliography
- “Jesus: Son and Savior” (John Paul 2)
- “Pauline Christology” (Gordon Fee)
- “Who is Christ for Us?” (Dietrich Bonhoeffer)
- “The Supremacy of Christ” (Adjith Fernando)
- “For the Life of the World” (Alexander Schememann)
- “Jesus Mean and Wild: The Unexpected Love of an Untamable God” (Mark Gali)
- “The Many Faces of Jesus” (Volker Kuster)
- “The Person of Christ” (Donald Macleod)
- “The Challenge of Jesus” (NT Wright)
- “Jesus Ascended” (Gerrit Scott Dawson)
- “Above all Earthly Powers” (David Wells)
Who Christ is TO us and FOR us
Reconnecting Who God is:
TO US
As the full and final revelation of God Himself
As defined by who Jesos to and in the Triune God
As portrayed by His unique attributes and characteristics
As He embodies the principles, prophecies and promises of Scripture
As the Father’s inexhaustible treasure to be uncovered through all ages
As we find out who He is for, over, before, within, through, and upon us
FOR US
As He becomes forever one of us, in the Incarnation
As He sacrifices Himself in the place of us, in the Crucifixion
As He defeats death on behalf of us, by the Resurrection
Vertical Proclamation: A Prayer Tribute
Testimony: Edwin Colon, New Baptist Temple, Brooklyn
“Me too, Edwin” — What Jesus communicated during Pastor Edwin’s homelessness
- When I was on earth, I had so much stress my capillaries burst
- I was homeless for a lot longer than 2 years
- Do you want me to be God to provide your God (idolatry)?
An Appeal to Fund Haiti Relief
In Partnership with Beraca Baptist Church and Converge Northeast.
Celebrating 22 Years of the United Prayer Movement in NY
Tribute to Rev. Dr. Mac Pier as he transitions leadership of Concerts of Prayer Greater New York to Rev. Gary Frost.
Mac: The Movement has been a great gift. At times a struggle to unite diverse groups, but always a gift. The prayer movement is maturing; similar to the Fulton Street Revival of 130 years ago. Over 22 years, the current prayer movement has become incarnational: children sponsored, schools adopted, etc. I’m not going anywhere. Just transitioning to a new role at New York City Leadership Center. Pastor Gary Frost has the “purest heart of anyone I’ve ever known.”
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