Sentences with phrase «house church models»

This heavily lay - led movement tends to gravitate toward nondenominational, house church models disconnected from a larger body, both in terms of support and accountability.

Even the house church model is somewhat a work of human effort.

Several months ago, at my small group, I asked the question, «why did the pastor decide to forgo the house church model and create a traditional church?»

I responded, «If he kept the house church model and split it into two groups every 6 months, and those groups grew and split likewise, how big do you think his church would be now?»

I am upgraded to the house church model for a lot of reasons.

Transitioning to a house church model is not a «revert» back to the way it was in the book of Acts.

Currently, it seems to me that the house church model has the fewest barriers to this, but I see encouraging signs of attractional churches making genuine steps toward a more missional mindset.

Not exact matches

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I don't think God cares too much which church model we use, house church, mega church, liturgical church, or free - for - all charismatic church.

Aside from the house churches which were talked about and held up as models by the speakers, all the house church members I personally talked to had not seen a single «convert» in their house church during the past year.

The form in which the answers to these questions have come is not so much that of systematic treatises as of concretizations of alternative philosophical models: the open classroom, gay marriages, tire commune, house churches.

See Leila Hendrix, Extended Family: Combining Ages in Church Experience (Nashville: Broadman Press, 1979) for an excellent description of the house - church as a model for spiritual formChurch Experience (Nashville: Broadman Press, 1979) for an excellent description of the house - church as a model for spiritual formchurch as a model for spiritual formation.

It's a hybrid — a cross between a house church and a typical congregational model.

Today's most talked - about church models are polar opposites: megachurches and house churches.

The hairy, bell bottom - wearing believers of Bugbrooke were aiming to model the first - century Church as they lived together in communal houses across Northamptonshire.

Yesterday I hinted that I have seen signs of the megachurch model (let's call it «attractional» for this post, because lots of churches use the model, but are not yet mega) being able to adopt some of the simple, organic, humble, service - oriented values that are often found in the house - church model.

Whether you're an attractional model, a traditional model, or a seeker church, no matter if you're a house church, a cell church, or an urban mega-church, no matter if you're the guy who truly believes he's creating a whole new way to do church, there is one essential that must trump all others... Jesus.

There was a school, a theatre, a church, a cemetery and a wash - house and houses were built following the model of English architecture.