Ekklesia – Making oneness Visible
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What Dr. Mike Oye taught me about “Denominations” (Part 2)
Admin Essence2023-07-07T01:14:33+00:00Fast-forward to 2008/9, a number of ministers had come together to organise a befitting 70th birthday program for this spiritual father who had served the Lord and the Body (at that time) for close to
What Dr. Mike Oye taught me about “Denominations” (Part 1)
Admin Essence2023-07-07T01:12:00+00:00I first saw this man and heard him speak in 1997 in Unity Ministers Forum, Ibadan. His message made such a profound impact on me that when he gave a call for those who wish
TWO TYPES OF MEETINGS among first century Christians (V)
Admin Essence2023-07-07T01:09:52+00:00Please, be advised to read Part I-IV, to gain a better understanding – if you have not done so. ================= Now, there is a similar concept practiced in some churches. Some call it congregational meeting,
TWO TYPES OF MEETINGS Among early Christians (IV)
Admin Essence2023-07-07T01:07:38+00:00If you have not read Part I-III, please do so here before proceeding further In previous parts, we have discussed Acts 2:42 and 1 Cor. 14:26 to identify the second type of Christian meetings. Let
TWO TYPES OF MEETINGS IN THE EARLY CHURCH (III)
Admin Essence2023-07-07T01:04:35+00:00If you have not read Part I & II, please do so here before proceeding further In Part II of this article, we examined Acts 2:42 to see the second type of meeting not well
TWO TYPES OF MEETINGS Among first century Christians II
Admin Essence2023-07-07T01:03:00+00:00If you have not read Part I, please do so here before proceeding further In Part I of this article, we used three metaphors to describe the two types of meetings in the Body of
TWO TYPES OF MEETINGS Among first century Christians
Admin Essence2023-07-07T01:00:59+00:00A good number of Christians in every generation have always been quite sincere in their desire to follow the New Testament pattern for the gathering of believers and the building of the Ekklesia.[1] However, because