Ekklesia
Rediscovering God's Instrument for Global Transformation
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Ekklesia
Narrated by:
Jon Gauger
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Narrated by:
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Jon Gauger
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Dr. Ed Silvoso
Summary
But why? With the technology, affluence, and knowledge we have today, why are we less effective than the first-century Church — which didn’t have social media or fancy buildings or professional pastors or even religious freedom?
What are we missing?
In these vital, eye-opening pages, best-selling author Ed Silvoso digs into Scripture, unearthing Jesus’ true design for His Church — His Ekklesia. He shows how the early Church was a radical, countercultural force of people who transformed the hostile, pagan places in which they lived. Here Dr. Silvoso shows how we, in the midst of the social, economic, political, and moral chaos in our world today, can once again become the revolutionary, transformational, life-giving Ekklesia Jesus called us to be.
this book could be summarised in one chapter; The church is a group of people that ought to diciple nations and do good works and influence their work place and community.
There are some bad hermenutics used in order to put across his point.
overall, the author has a heart for God and is a gifted evangelist, but it feels as though the book is a little redundant and might of been more controversial 20 years ago.
points over explained
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