Let’s be clear about something from the start. The New Testament knows nothing of church buildings, of pews and hymnals and committees changing the altar cloths or debating the color of the new carpet. The movement Jesus started is about people, not about property. The idea that a person can “go to church” and sit in a building for an hour, then go back to an unchanged life for the rest of the week, has little or nothing to do with New Testament Christianity.
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Friday, August 23, 2013
Pastorates manuscript, #2
Let’s be clear about something from the start. The New Testament knows nothing of church buildings, of pews and hymnals and committees changing the altar cloths or debating the color of the new carpet. The movement Jesus started is about people, not about property. The idea that a person can “go to church” and sit in a building for an hour, then go back to an unchanged life for the rest of the week, has little or nothing to do with New Testament Christianity.
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