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Priesthood of the Believer Church (Church Meetings Without A Dominating Leader)
Can churches meet without one person dominating the meeting? History says they can! When the Protestant Reformation broke with the Roman Catholic Church, one of the doctrines they embraced become known as “the priesthood of the believer.” The Reformers acknowledged … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Catholic Church, Catholicism, China, Chinese, church, church history, church in China, church leader, church meetings, Communists, holy priesthood, kingdom of priests, Laymen's prayer revival, laymen's prayer revival of 1857, Martin Luther, Methodism, Methodist class meeting, Methodists, participatory church, pastor, Peter Wagner, priest, Quaker meetings, Quakers, quote, Quotes, Ray Stedman, Roman Catholic, simple church, Spirit-filled, Spirit-led, Spirit-prompted, The Salvation Army
Tagged body life, clergy and laity, organic church, priesthood of the believer, Protestant Reformation, quotations
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Talk Church Is Better Than Talk Radio
Talk church is better than talk radio. Its talking points are about the living, resurrected Jesus Christ. Sit-back-and-listen-church makes people passive. Open line, talk church makes people powerful in God as they show and tell what God has done on … Continue reading
Posted in Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, church format, church history, church meetings, church program, church programs, church roles, church services, church structure, faith, faith in God, faith-based, great awakening, hearing God, hearing Jesus, hearing the Holy Spirit, improv, improvisation, Jesus Christ, John Miley, led by the Spirit, listening, Methodism, Methodist class meeting, Nashville adventure, Nashville church, Nashville tourist attractions, non-church, open church, participants, participators, participatory church, power, powerful, quote, Quotes, religious innovation, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Spirit-filled, Spirit-led, Spirit-prompted, spiritual church, spiritual flow, spiritual formation, spiritual innovation, spirituality, The Salvation Army
Tagged church, Nashville, open line, open mike, organic church, quotations, religion, taling points, talk radio
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Sermon-Free Church Rocked The Early Methodists
The early Methodists practiced a type of sermon-free church known as class meetings. These were weekly, participatory meetings where every person present was given the opportunity to talk about their life with God. The first Methodist class meeting was started … Continue reading
Posted in bear one another's burdens, Christian experience, Christianity, church, Frederick William Briggs, John Bate, John Berry McFerrin, John Wesley, Kevin Watson, Methodism, Methodist revivalists, Methodists, Nashville, Nashville adventure, Nashville charity, Quotations, quote, renewal, revival, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, simple church, Spirit-led, spiritual awakening, spiritual growth, spiritual life, spiritual movement, The Salvation Army
Tagged Methodist Class Meetings, organic church, quotes, religion
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Release or Re-Leash?
Release of the Spirit — or — Re-leash of the Spirit? Have you ever noticed that whenever there is a release of the Holy Spirit, the human tendency is to re-leash Him and get church back under human control and … Continue reading
Posted in church format, church leader, church meetings, church program, church programs, church roles, church services, church structure, God on a leash, hymn, hymns, I Corinthians 14:26, instruction, interpretation, interpretation of tongues, leash, participants, participators, participatory church, release of the Spirit, relevation, religion, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists, simple church, speaking in tongues, spectators, spirit, Spirit's flow, Spirit-filled, Spirit-led, Spirit-prompted, spiritual church, spiritual interaction, spiritual life, spiritual movement, The Salvation Army, theology, tongues
Tagged Christianity, church, Holy Spirit, organic church, religion
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The Marathon Of A Lifetime!
The St. Jude Country Music Marathon (formerly the Music City Marathon) takes place tomorrow in Nashville, Tennessee. Many will put themselves to the test as they run, yet they find the testing to be thrilling. They love the challenge. “The … Continue reading
Posted in faith, faith-based, foot race, George Sheehan, glory, heartbreak hill, marathon, marathon of a lifetime, music, Music City, New Testament, organic church, Paul of Tarsus, pursuit of God, quote, Quotes, runners, running shoes, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists, Tennessee, The Salvation Army, tunes
Tagged church, Country Music Marathon, faith, Music City Marathon, Nashville, quotations, spirituality, St. Jude
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Dr. Seuss Put The Juice To Unloose & Produce Innovation
A thought on Dr. Seuss’ birthday: Perhaps Christ-followers should be as creative in presenting the living, resurrected Jesus Christ as Dr. Seuss was in his books. (Or as William Booth and the first members of The Salvation Army were.) I … Continue reading
Posted in 21st Century, Dr. Seuss' birthday, innovators, organic church, out of the box, outside the lines, Quotations, quote, Quotes, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists, Tennessee, The Salvation Army, The Ten Faces of Innovation, Tom Kelley, verbs, William Booth
Tagged creativity, Dr. Seuss, innovation, Nashville, religion
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Believing Outside The Box — Creativity In Church
Thinking outside the box is a popular phrase. Taco Bell even played on it in their commercial by encouraging people to think outside the bun. Creative, out of the box thinking, has brought tremendous advancements to society. However one group … Continue reading
Posted in alternative church, alternative lifestyle, alternative names, biblical, biblical Christianity, Biblical concept, Christianity, established procedure, imagineering, innovation, Nashville, nonconforming, novel ideas, order of worship, ordinary, organic church, reinvent, reinventing, religion, religious innovation, Spirit-filled, Spirit-led, spiritual innovation, Taco Bell, Tennessee, The Salvation Army, think outside the bun, visionary, Walt Disney
Tagged church, color outside the lines, creativity, synonyms, think outside the box
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