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Throughout the course of history God has worked in the world in a variety of ways through individuals, nations, and peoples. The focus of his present work is the church. That which was begun in the scriptures, as men and women were called to acknowledge the lordship of Christ, continues today in fulfillment of Christ's promise to build his church. Not only is Christ building his church, but it is the primary instrument through which he ministers in the world. As Christ was sent by the Father, so the church bears the ambassadorial role for its Lord as sent ones with a message of reconciliation to the world (Jn. 20:21). - Preface.
Do you know why there is a church? the biblical basis for the church? the meaning of the word church? whether there is a true church in today's world? The traditional church is under attack from many directions, and these are some of the questions being asked about the body of Christ. The Church in God's Program is a biblical study covering the entire scope of the church -- its beginning, government, ministries, and the new covenant. - Back cover.
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