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@lauren670618 ай бұрын
It really feels as if God is calling his church together in these days to put aside denominations and see ourselves all as apprentices of Jesus and I’m so thankful for how he is using people like John Mark Comer.
@zachboles84667 ай бұрын
Remember this God separated his people into 12 tribes of Israel. All had their own cultures, gifting and talents still worshiping the same God. Denominations aren't necessarily bad as long as they all understand they have a unique place in sharing Christ to certain people groups.
@lauren670617 ай бұрын
@@zachboles8466 wow that’s a great point!
@RCGWho8 ай бұрын
I grew up in a nondenominational charismatic church. Discipleship,in theory, was something adult new converts did for a few months or a year. I had no concept of it as sanctification, for life, for everyone. I had no concept of it as the parent-child role. I'm just getting this now at 56.
@brandonrichardson35367 ай бұрын
Beautiful conversation, thank you CCLN.
@jamesinalaska9074 ай бұрын
Anyone in ministry should listen to this.
@irisbristow29776 ай бұрын
Every time only one group says we stole all be one, and in the history of of Christianity, it had led to domination of peoples lives, to persecution of those who don’t submit and agree to all the leaders say, even putting people to death. I have fellowship with many Christians who don’t always agree with me in certain areas (but do agree in the main fundamental areas) and our fellowship is loving and real in athe Lord Jesus Christ. So there is a genuine oneness of true believers and always has been that is much safer than a one worldwide unity either the same dangers of one world government.