The Centrality of the Cross

About this book

Penn-Lewis presents Christ’s Cross as the fixed centre of Christian faith and life, opening with Romans 4:25 and Christ’s death for sin and resurrection for justification. She traces how identification with Christ in death changes the believer’s centre and outlook, joins death to resurrection life, and shapes service, speech, and revival. The reader is called to yield self to Christ and proclaim the life-giving Word of the Cross.

Contents

1. The Centrality of the Cross
2. The Changed Centre Through the Cross 🔒
3. THE CHANGED OUTLOOK THROUGH THE CROSS- 2 Corinthians 5: 14-16 🔒
4. The Pathway of the Cross 🔒
5. The Life-side of the Cross 🔒
6. The Cross and Life in the Spirit 🔒
7. The Cross and Power for Service 🔒
8. The Cross and the Tongue 🔒
9. The Cross and Revival 🔒
10. The Cross as a Proclamation 🔒