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Archive for September, 2008

Containment Breach part 2

September 16th, 2008
Posted By Alan Chandler, Church Doctor

last blog I wrote about man’s efforts to contain the movement of God. Throughout history, man made systems have been put into place and the impact of the Gospel has been limited. However, as Jesus illustrated in the teaching of old and new wine skins, The movement of God can not be contained […]

Containment Breach

September 3rd, 2008
Posted By Alan Chandler, Church Doctor

From the moment Jesus established the movement we now call the church, man has been trying to contain the momentum. Historically, as the church has seen great spiritual victory, it is not long before man makes an attempt to control or manage the growth.
Around the turn of the 20th century (1900’s) many denominations, including the […]