Posts Tagged ‘Christian Hedonism’
DailyTheocentrism: A command to delight always must be coupled with always delightfulness
May 25, 2011 | 
Author That is why we can only fully delight in God.
4 Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice.
(NASB, Php 4:4)
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Don’t Waste Your Life – Week 2
At the “Blazing Center” of a life lived for God’s glory is the Cross of Christ. This is not only the means of coming to life, but also the means for living it.
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DailyTheocentrism: Idolatry is doing what we are supposed to be doing- only doing it the wrong way
We are made to worship.
We are made to be dependent upon something or Someone greater than us. When we “worship” in any way, we are doing what we were made to do, only when we pervert it so as to place our gaze on ANYTHING other than God, we turn what is natural and right to unnatural sin.
Everything has it’s place.
Only God is to be worshipped.
Only God can bear the weight if glory.
So, who are you looking at?
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Don’t Waste Your Life – Week 1
Here is the first week in our study through the New Life ABF. The first step to living a life that is not wasted is to realize:
1. Everything is His (God’s)
2. He is our Purpose
3. He is our Life
This is a starting point for a proper view, not just of Christianity, but reality. We are enamored in our culture with “reality shows”, which are clearly not real. They are the marketed perversions of life that are based upon illusionary, perceived realities – they are only fulfilled idolatry. Christ is real. God is real. Eternity is real.
Slideshow here: DWYL Week 1
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