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Thank you for your mish mash of man's ideas.

You are just quoting tradition spoken by people that want to avoid any change.

Now answer the question.

As I read scripture. all leaders/ministries are there to develop other people's ministries, not their own. See Ephesians 4:11. In One church I attended I was asked to write a manual for home groups. I said the leader is not to use the meeting as a platform for his ministry. He is there to...

Why do you pick the things that fit your theology and ignore those that don't? This same verse says they broke bread which means a meal confirmed in v11 where it says "And when Paul had gone up and broken bread and EATEN........."

There is nothing in that verse about meeting on Sunday.

Where does it say that in scripture?

When they met to break bread means to have a meal together.

This has nothing to do with a church meeting.

This has nothing at all to do with a church meeting.

This has nothing at at do with the church meeting.

The early church was made up of thousands of Jews and meeting on a Sunday was nonexistent as Jews worked on a Sunday. Their day off was Friday sundown to Saturday sundown.

The word Sunday is not in the original, which has more authority than a modern translation.

The why do you meet on Sundays which is not in scripture?

They come under the heading of evangelism. They started in the UK by the churches at the turn of the 19th century. Sunday schools were not religious things. They were run to enable children who did not go to school to learn to read and write. Their text book was the Bible. So they leant to read...

Sorry mate but it is you who is believing lies. Apart from the fact you have no evidence whatsoever, I have just read a book that details the miracles happening all over the world from Azuza St. until now. A couple of years ago our church was told of a young man in a coma who would never walk...

One of the easiest and simplest means of evangelism is one explained by Ed Silvoso in his book "That None Should Perish" and this is where home groups come to the fore. The home group produces a leaflet that offers to pray for any need they have and puts one in each letter box in the street...

A bit confusing. You say that a special gift enables certain Christians to be evangelists and then say some pastors have it. If you are an evangelist, you are not a pastor. if you are a shepherd (pastor), you are not an evangelist. In most churches today they are run by the pastor which is...

What gave you the idea the ministries of apostles and prophets ceased with the apostolic age?