'Doing' Church - Napier, K B
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Most Christian writers are hampered by their denominational ties, personal theories and a desire to please - to get more sales and members. This book simply tells it as it is, with no manipulation or reliance on others who can influence readers. The book relates why a whole group of people walked out of a traditionalist church, so as to gain a more personal life with God. They 'undid' what they had been taught in traditionalism and replaced it with what God says. examples are given of those changes - pastors, prayer meetings, general meetings, baptism, communion. Just about everything that has…mehr

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Most Christian writers are hampered by their denominational ties, personal theories and a desire to please - to get more sales and members. This book simply tells it as it is, with no manipulation or reliance on others who can influence readers. The book relates why a whole group of people walked out of a traditionalist church, so as to gain a more personal life with God. They 'undid' what they had been taught in traditionalism and replaced it with what God says. examples are given of those changes - pastors, prayer meetings, general meetings, baptism, communion. Just about everything that has replaced what most Christians 'do' in churches! An appendix deals with weddings and funerals, and a long list of publications is included. These were either formative of the new church, or arose from discussions on Sundays. This is biblical reality!
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The author is a pastor, and all books are based on Sunday Bible studies, discussed and examined. As Co-Founder of Bible Theology Ministries, he has produced several thousand articles, and also does Podcasts on YouTube. Has expertise in several academic and skill areas, and is educated to PhD (Theol) level. He tries at all times to write and speak in easily understood ways, without flooding everything with theological technical terms.