Bøker av C. Orville McLeish

Hebrews Chapter 5 & 6 outlines two basic dimensions of Christianity; the baby stage and the mature stage a.k.a. Coming Into Perfection. At some point in church history, another foundational dimension was established that is not Biblical. It is below the foundational principles of Christ and has stripped Christianity of its true spiritual and mystical nature. The church became activity and program driven, instead of Spirit-led. The contradictions that ensues are fast becoming unbearable and an hindrance to those who know there must be more to the Christian journey than what we are presently experiencing.As leaders, we must take this call seriously to repair the fundamental foundational doctrine of Christ on which we function as a church, in order to reposition ourselves and the members of our churches to move into manifested sonship that is presently permeating the earth today in preparation for a global expansion of God's glory covering the earth, thereby ushering in the new heaven and the new earth.

"Made in God's Image: A Study On Our Human Nature" is a thought-provoking exploration of the human nature and the divine qualities that make us who we are. Drawing from a range of philosophical and theological perspectives, this insightful study challenges readers to consider fundamental questions about the nature of humanity, our place in the world, and our relationship with the divine. Through careful analysis of biblical texts and contemporary scholarship, the author offers a fresh perspective on the concept of being made in God's image. The book examines the implications of this idea for our understanding of human dignity, morality, and purpose, as well as for our relationship with the natural world and with each other. With clarity and depth, "Made in God's Image" invites readers on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual reflection. Whether you are a theologian, a philosopher, or simply someone curious about the nature of humanity, this book is an essential guide to understanding who we are and what we are called to be.