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Wednesday, 06 August 2008 |
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I have heard so much lately whether in bookstores, blogs, or in conversation regarding ways to do church. (Or the should I say the programs or atmosphere of services.) We question and discuss and write about ways we can enhance and put into action plans that will touch people’s lives, especially those who do not know the wonderful Savior. And I read how house churches in China are shaking that country, many who are uneducated (some who are), but regardless it is another Book of Acts all over again.
We here in the West, or for that matter north, south or east need a
revelation on what twelve men had that they could shake the known world
and rattle the most powerful empire at the time. They lived with
passion, power, and presence. It backed-up and validated the message
they were bringing. They had no problem with the issue of death for a
Savior that lived in them every second, because they had already died
to what they wanted and what they thought. He was their thoughts, and
He was what they wanted. My question is, do you have a problem dying
for Him if that is what He would want? That in itself is a sobering
question.
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Wednesday, 30 July 2008 |
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We are excited to invite you to a special time of fellowship and
learning together with other servant-leaders from simple churches in
Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. We are calling this
gathering a Kingdom Building Conference. Our discussion will be focused
on disciple-making and church planting and we will talk about such
topics as deepening our faith and walk with God,prayer, building strong
fellowship and love in our churches, incarnational evangelism, finding
people of peace, participatory meetings, leadership, networking and
relationships between simple churches, and how to reproduce disciples
and churches.
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Tuesday, 29 July 2008 |
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We are glad to announce a great new book- So You Don't Want to Go to Church Anymore?. Now available for purchase(in Russian). We also remind you that we have two other books-Organic Church and Rethinking the Wineskins available, along with other great resources that can be read online.
This is an exceptional story that will make you laugh,
cry and be in awe of the love that Father has for all his children!
It will challenge you to rethink what church is all about!
Chris- Student
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Tuesday, 29 July 2008 |
How did the early church teach their children? Did it involve Sunday school, children's church, or nurseries?
At a Virginia house church conference, before a panel discussion was
about to begin, I whispered to a friend that I bet the first question
was going to be: “How do we handle the children?” Sure enough, it was.
This, in my opinion, is the number one question asked by those
contemplating the house church. It is a tremendous stumbling block, but
it shouldn’t be. This chapter will examine three things: first, the
differing philosophies or mind sets that the institutional and house
church have toward children and the church; second, practical issues
that arise; and third, the advantage to children of the church in the
home.
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