After viewing the video, answer these few questions to evaluate your reformation lens:
- In this month’s teaching, the idea of a congregation, an assembly, or a gathering is discussed. Two separate Hebrew words are frequently translated interchangeably. When translated from Hebrew to Greek, those two separate words are the basis for synagogue and for church or ekklesia. The Greek word for synagogue has its focus upon the gathering itself whereas the Greek word ekklesia has its focus upon the action taken by the assembly. Jesus used ekklesia for the mandate given to His disciples in Matthew 16:14-19. What action was Jesus referencing in this passage?
- Do you and your family attend a local assembly that functions after the synagogue model? Are any actions conducted when your church gathers? What are these actions? Does your assembly function both out of the synagogue model and the ekklesia model? If so, describe your answer.
- Have you discussed with your family the action of binding and loosing that Jesus spoke about in Matthew 16? Have you taught and demonstrated the actions of the ekklesia model to your children?
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Did the above questions help you see yourself with more clarity or was your view a little blurry? If you are unsure and unclear, perhaps I could help you apply reformation lenses in order that you can more deliberately reform your world according to biblical patterns.
I am hosting a monthly mentorship call in which I will go into more details about each question. I will response to your questions and help you discover how and where to apply reformation truths.
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I am hosting a monthly mentorship call in which I will go into more details about each question. I will response to your questions and help you discover how and where to apply reformation truths.
Are you interested in mentorship?
Join me for this month’s video call by registering here: