Read full poem →Church exposes the African convert to a more comprehensive view of mission The
Church as a God-centered community derives its view of mission from God's own
involvement in the world he has created and is caring for as God the Father, the Son and
Dictionary Entry
Placed or located in the middle, or having a strong focus.
In a Sentence
“The new park was perfectly centered in the town, making it easily accessible to everyone.”
Origin
From Middle English 'centre', from Old French 'centre', from Latin 'centrum', from Greek 'kentron' meaning 'sharp point'.
Common Phrases
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Poetry examples for “centered”
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Read full poem →A contemporary preacher who promotes a theocentric perspective is John Piper
Piper commended the rise of God-centered music in worship services but questioned why
the sermons that follow are much less likely to be God-centered He concluded it is
Read full poem →examples of biblical characters. This in turn is reflected homiletically in sermons that are
man-centered in orientation, not just in application
Read full poem →Chapcll, Christ-Centered Preaching, 296
1 Corinthians 2 2