We hear much today about “cultural relevance,” but what exactly is it and is it biblical? Based on that explanation, this article addresses the enormous negative influence culture has had on the church, even to the jettisoning of the biblical and historical precedent for the Sunday Evening service. *(If download…
The seeker-sensitive movement has inevitably led to entertainment as the unchallenged driving force of Church ministry. But this is not Christianity; it is consumerism. Many believe that the Church exists to serve them instead of God. In this article from a pastor’s heart, we are challenged to consider three principles…
The Ministry of the Church. *(If download does not begin automatically, right click on the “Download” button and then click “Save As” or “Save Target As”)
The Founding and Leadership of the Church. *(If download does not begin automatically, right click on the “Download” button and then click “Save As” or “Save Target As”)
A summary of the growth and development of the NT Church and details its foundational features. *(If download does not begin automatically, right click on the “Download” button and then click “Save As” or “Save Target As”)
The Church’s power to Repulse, Draw, and Surmount. *(If download does not begin automatically, right click on the “Download” button and then click “Save As” or “Save Target As”)
The third result: the first local church (2). *(If download does not begin automatically, right click on the “Download” button and then click “Save As” or “Save Target As”)
The third result: the first local church (1). *(If download does not begin automatically, right click on the “Download” button and then click “Save As” or “Save Target As”)
The results and the reactions of the Holy Spirit’s coming. *(If download does not begin automatically, right click on the “Download” button and then click “Save As” or “Save Target As”)
The place, day, and event that defines the formation of the Church. *(If download does not begin automatically, right click on the “Download” button and then click “Save As” or “Save Target As”)
