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Is it possible for Christ to live in me, but not be at the center of my life?
In our day-to-day Christian experience, we discover that sometimes Jesus only occupies a part of that existence. We might be aware of him in a Sunday church service or in our nightly prayers, but so much of our daily life is unaware and unaffected by his presence.
The overall premise of this book is that to be a Jesus-follower, the position that he occupies in my life determines how effectively I will follow him. When Christ is at the center, he is more than a savior; he becomes the filter through which everything in my life must pass!
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Ralph Hale
A product of the "Jesus Movement" in the early 70s, Ralph came to Christ while hitchhiking across the United States of America. After several years in a local church, he was called to work with the poor in the slums of the Philippines in the 1980s. In 1998, Ralph (and his wife Vicki) moved to the Russian Federation where for eleven years they led The Perm Vineyard Church. Returning from Russia in 2009, Ralph worked for and later became the Lead Pastor at the Atlanta Vineyard Church. The Hales have recently finished a three-year assignment in Visakhapatnam, India and now live and work in New York City.
