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Logosical

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A  new adjective for a disciple of Jesus that means: 

Formed in His image. Becoming His likeness. United with Him forever.

Logosical

LogosicalLogosicalLogosical

A  new adjective for a disciple of Jesus that means: 

Formed in His image. Becoming His likeness. United with Him forever.

Logos means: Word

Logosical means:

  • Formed in the image of the living Word, who spoke us into existence and sustains our breath. 
  • Becoming disciples of the incarnate Logos, the Son of God, Jesus Christ, by abiding in His Word to be prepared for His return. 
  • United with Jesus forever in our resurrected bodies when He comes to gather His warrior bride.

Who is Jesus?

Logosical

Pronounced: Lō-gŏsĭ-kəl’ 

Sounds like: low-gos-ical    


Formed in the image of the Logos

From the first breath of creation, humanity bears the imprint of the Logos, the eternal living Word through whom all things were made. To be logosical is to recognize this sacred origin: that we are not accidents of matter, but expressions of divine intention, formed to reflect His character and nature.

Becoming like the Logos incarnate

The logosical journey is one of transformation, a continual becoming. As we encounter Jesus, the incarnation of the Logos, we are reshaped from the inside out, our character refined, our nature elevated. This is not self-improvement but divine formation: His Word working in us to make us more fully what we were always meant to be. 

United eternally with the Logos

The deepest longing of the logosical life is union, not merely proximity, but the eternal interweaving of our being with His. This is the telos of humanity: that those formed in His image, transformed into His likeness, would be drawn into unending communion with the Son of God, Jesus Christ the Logos Himself.

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The ongoing salvation that we participate in here on Earth has a variety of names; some sound clinical and detached, such as the biblical term sanctification, which means ‘becoming more holy’. Some sound uncomfortably divine, like Theosis, which means ‘our deification’, the process of becoming godlike; they try to express something of the journey below: 

  1. Idea of being made in the image of God
  2. Saying yes to an eternal commitment 
  3. And continuing to change into His likeness 

To offer a fresh revelation of becoming more like the image of Jesus and to reach beyond the limitations of previous words and descriptions, we coined a new adjective for disciples of Jesus to help us gain a fresh perspective on becoming like Him.


To some extent, sanctification means to become holy, which is definitely part of being a disciple of Jesus. It implies that we are becoming more like Jesus, but it offers no sense of history or destiny.  Meaning it does not ground us in the fact that we were originally formed in His image, which we rebelled against and are now supernaturally returning to. It does not provide a sense of purpose for our likeness of Jesus: intimacy, not just personal intimacy but a corporate union as the warrior bride of Christ.


To some extent, the idea of becoming godlike may seem heretical, but then becoming more like Jesus, who is God, implies it. The distinction that the Eastern Orthodox draw with Theosis is that we are only partakers of God's energies; that which we can experience and know. But we do not partake of His unknowable essence. While this word more explicitly describes our journey of becoming more like the One we gaze on, it still lacks a sense of history and intimacy.


He is the Word of God, who spoke creation into existence. Then, He became the Word incarnate as Jesus, demonstrating how to defeat Satan using the Word of God. This same sword of the Spirit, the Word of God, cleanses us and renews our minds. Finally, at the end of days, the rider on the white horse, who will deliver a final defeat to Satan and his followers, is referred to as 'The Word of God,' with a sharp sword coming out of His mouth.


Our unique Logosical experience for humanity is to become the Bride of Christ, not merely a beautiful bride but a fierce one who fights to see more of humanity join the Warrior Bride.


This is not passive waiting. The Warrior Bride is adorned in splendor and armed with purpose; she carries the beauty of the Beloved and the fire of His mission. She fights with the angelic hosts in the Celestial War according to the will and word of God, not with weapons of flesh, but with love fierce enough to lay down everything, and a voice bold enough to call others into the same eternal union. 






Who is the Logos

The Logos is the One we are formed in the image of, the One we are becoming more like through the power of the Holy Spirit's enlivening of His Word, and the One with whom we are destined to be united forever. 

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