Great conversation! I appreciated this so much. Good job Wade and Nathan. Thank you for your faithful ministries in your smaller communities. I am the product of rural America and of a rural church and thank God for those who faithfully serve in such places. Praise God for the big things He does in what many wrongly consider small places!

Appreciate the emphasis on healing being complete in glory. John Wimber used to put temporal healing on two foundations: atonement and divine pleasure. It is the second of these that speaks to whether or not we see temporal healing. Naturally, God is not mean or stingy with healing, he does account for all his promises in the hereafter.

What is the book David quoted? Is it possible to get the slides he used?

Thank you again for a great discussion.

This is facinating.

Excited for this one. One of my relatives found a stack of A.B. Simpson paperback works and gifted them to me a couple years back and they're still on the shelf. This might be a good primer to get me into reading them!

Love the heart of you guys and your focus on exalting Jesus and the word of God.

You dont do business outside of your local church

Excellent… there is often too much focus on the Spirit and or the experience of worship created when the church assembles, than the person of Christ and His Word.

An excellent and concise explanation of hermeneutics and biblical hermeneutics.

Thanks guys for this introduction to how the 1:9 came about. I'm looking forward to seeing how this grows. It is also great to see other likeminded brothers in Christ in the Alliance. As a new pastor, this network is a reassurance of being accepted into the fold.

Thanks for your efforts gentlemen. Godspeed, I am in prayer for 1:9. I have a brother I believe is sound on many areas but in error in this crisis in the Alliance and pray for him and others to have a better understanding of God's orchestration of Christ's body.

Thank you leadership team of 1:9 Alliance for your service, wisdom, and leadership.