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| The Church Growth Movement |
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| TF? During the birth of the church, the mission focus was on people, not territory |
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| TF? The church is composed of "the called out people of God" |
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| TF? During the Reformation the mission focus of the church was on enemies of Rome or territory |
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| TF? The church is both timeless and eternal |
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| TF? During the Church Growth Movement the church shifted from Purpose Driven to Program Driven |
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| False (Program to Purpose) |
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| TF? During the Legalization stage Luther sought to correct the corruption of the church |
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| TF? The church is both local and universal |
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| in the birth stage the church experienced (early on) |
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| dynamic growth and a developing structure |
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| in the church growth stage there were: |
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| the clergy was active and the laity was passive |
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| in the legalization stage there is a partial success: |
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| the church is growing and Rome is in decline |
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| the Bible was put back into the hands of the laity but the ministry was the domain of the clergy |
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| TF? Qahal is used to translate ecclesia in the Septuagint |
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| TF? The church is an instrument of God |
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| TF? In the OT Israel is never referred to as the church |
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| TF? The church is NOT the Kingdom of God |
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| TF? The church constitutes "the called out people of God" including both OT and NT believers |
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| TF? The Kingdom of God refers to "the reign and rule of God" in heaven |
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| TF? The dominant theme in the preaching of Jesus is "the already present yet future coming of Jesus" |
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| TF? The Kingdom of God exists simultaneously in two spheres: heaven, where God's will is always done, and earth, where the church is present yet the only place God's will is not always done |
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| TF? The church is not synonymous with the Kingdom of God as the Kingdom of God precedes the church |
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| spreading God's message (verse) |
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| Leading fragmented lives to God (verse) |
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| Modeling God's kingdom rule (verse) |
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| TF? When the church actively engages the roles of prophet, priest and king we do so believing: a) we will recieve power by the Word and Spirit of God and b) we will succeed in fulfilling our purpose within God's mission |
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| TF? The church as prophet is to stand up for and in behalf of all people |
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| TF? The church as priest is to be a mediator for those who are separated from God |
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| TF? The church as king is to serve as a counselor for those in need of correction, healing, or comfort |
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| The top priority of the church is: |
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| the mission of the church is |
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| to expand the Kingdom to be on earth what it is in heaven |
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| The church is simultaneously (both at the same time) |
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-visible and invisible
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| TF? God uses images to communicate to humankind because most people think in pictures |
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| TF? The Bride of Christ imagery is one that communicates united whole |
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| TF? The People of God imagery is one that includes an invitation for those outside the community to enter into the community of faith |
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| TF? The Body of Christ imagery is one that sees the church as a loving acceptance |
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| Loving respect and deference |
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| Paul utilizes the following |
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- the body of christ
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| domain of the professionals (distortion) |
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| potluck supper (distortion) |
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| confrontation, winner/loser (distortion) |
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| going to church on sunday (distortion) |
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| exercise for the super spiritual (distortion) |
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| (proclamation) good message/news |
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| sharing what is in common |
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| dynamic discipleship (verse) |
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| fervent fellowship (verse) |
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| sacrificial ministry (verse) |
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| effective evangelism (verse) |
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| inspirational worship (verse) |
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