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Imitating the Acts Church: Do We Really Want it?
Many Christians express a desire to “return to the Acts church”, yearning for the profound community, spiritual power, and unity depicted in Acts 2:42-47. However, do we truly grasp what this entails?
Biblicism Fallacy
The Biblicism Fallacy is the mistaken belief that the Bible alone, without the aid of historical, cultural, or linguistic context, and apart from communal interpretation, provides a self-sufficient, clear, and unambiguous understanding of all theological truths. It assumes that a “plain reading” of Scripture is both the simplest and most accurate approach, neglecting the complexity of ancient texts.
A Short Summation of the History of Church Structure
A Short Summation of the History of Church Structure
How did the modern church become so different from the early church we read about in the Book of Acts?
What keeps believers from falling away?
The Christian faith needs to be anchored into physical reality. It needs anchored into people, places and things that have real substance.
