What is a "worship service?"
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Yes, but when I realize I am wrong I amend my view so I am right again.
I learned the main thing to get right by the time I was ten,
and I have been adjusting my fire ever since reading GW for myself when I entered college.
There are several adjustments I have made since joining CC in October.
I had always realized that Rom. 12:1-2 taught that right living is true worship,
but I never considered whether it was addressed to individuals or to a group
until you brought it up, but it seems obvious that both-and logic is right reasoning.
However, I might be wrong again.
I learned the main thing to get right by the time I was ten,
and I have been adjusting my fire ever since reading GW for myself when I entered college.
There are several adjustments I have made since joining CC in October.
I had always realized that Rom. 12:1-2 taught that right living is true worship,
but I never considered whether it was addressed to individuals or to a group
until you brought it up, but it seems obvious that both-and logic is right reasoning.
However, I might be wrong again.
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I agree with the Dr Wadsworth. I would not have drawn from the doctor the idea that "teaching from mature believers collectively teaching the new babes in the faith" was the methodology of the early church gatherings. I had the impression there was a lot of dialogue among Christians through which everyone learned from listening to one another, sharing testimonies, insights and asking questions.