Tag: Tri-Perspectivalism

• Questions of Prophets, Priests, and Kings

  Some time ago I introduced the concept of Tri-perspectivalism, the recognition that every Church ought to reflect the three offices of Christ: Prophet, Priest, and King.  Each person, or Christian leader, has a natural inclination toward one of these perspectives, but all three are equally necessary to reflect Christ in our Body. There are many questions that can…

  Dennis Griffith

  November 20, 2010

  Leadership, Ministry

  Acts 29, Acts 29 Boot Camp, Acts 29 Network, Church Leadership, Darrin Patrick, King, Multi-Perspectivalism, Priest, Prophet, Tri-Perspectivalism, Tri-Perspective

• To Be Or Not To Be Missional

  Dave Harvey is an expert church planter and an astute observer of trends in church leadership.  At the Spring 2007 Leadership Conference of Sovereign Grace Ministries Harvey assessed the strengths and weakness of the missional movement in an address titled Watch Your Mission: To Be or Not to Be Missional. One observation Harvey offers is that…

  Dennis Griffith

  August 27, 2010

  Missional, Missional Church

  Dave Harvey, Gospel, Gospel-centered, Gospel-Driven, Missional, Missional Church, Missional Ministry, Sovereign Grace Ministries, Tri-Perspectivalism, Tri-Perspective

• Prophets, Priests, and Kings

  An important concept to explore and implement in the ministry of the local church is the reflection of the Offices of Christ: Prophet, Priest, and King.  This is known as Tri-Perspectivalism or Multi-Perspectivalism.  I have written and spoken a little about this, but I am still far more a student than an expert when it comes…

  Dennis Griffith

  July 26, 2010

  Christian Life, Church, Holistic Ministry, Leadership, Ministry, Missional

  Christian Ministry, Dynamics of Spiritual Life, Offices of Christ, Richard Lovelace, Three Offices of Christ, Tri-Perspectivalism, Tri-Perspective