Individuals are complete in Christ. Christ is not Jesus’ last name. Christ is the anointing, and consequently the anointed one. To rephrase the first sentence, individuals are complete when anointed, or while the anointing is in manifestation.
When anointed, each individual is whole, but partial. All the born again are part of a body.
The body functions through teamwork. Only fulfilled individuals can create teamwork. If not fulfilled individually, each will draw rather than contribute. Teams will be in assignment only (through title or position) and teamwork will never happen.
#1 by Dale Drexler - January 11th, 2010 at 12:00
Found a typo after submission.
I will try again.
The Anointing.
Individuals are complete in Christ. Christ is not Jesus’ last name. Christ is the anointing, and consequently the anointed one. To rephrase the first sentence, individuals are complete when anointed, or while the anointing is in manifestation.
When anointed, each individual is whole, but partial. All the born again are part of a body.
The body functions through teamwork. Only fulfilled individuals can create teamwork. If not fulfilled individually, each will draw rather than contribute. Teams will be in assignment only (through title or position) and teamwork will never happen.