The Book of Acts as a Model for Church Growth Today
by Bible teacher, James Early
The class series via Zoom begins on Thursday, April 3, 2025
(Can't make it live? Enroll and catch up via VIDEO replay.)
@ 8pm Eastern (7pm Central; 6pm Mountaln; 5pm Pacific; -5hrs GMT)
It will run for 10 weeks, every Thursday through June 5, 2025
1-hour per session
(LCJE008)
How is your church doing these days? Are you growing, holding steady, or barely treading water?
There are lots of challenges facing our churches today. But they are not new challenges.
The early Christian Church grew rapidly but faced many challenges, including fierce opposition from the worldly minded, both religious and pagan.
In a ten week study of the book of Acts, Bible teacher James Early will explore the early Church and how it relates to us today. We’ll talk about:
- How did the early Christian Church grow so rapidly?
- What brought so many people to believe in Jesus in such a short period of time?
- What were some of the challenges because of such rapid growth?
- How did the early Church overcome opposition?
- How can the the early Church be a model of growth and progress for our churches today?
- And so much more…
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James Early
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The Book of Acts as a Model for Church Growth Today
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| James Early has conducted Christian Science Bible workshops at the Federal Correctional Institution in Danbury, CT since October 2008. His focus is on sharing Christian Science in the language of the Bible. He gives talks and conducts workshops on the Bible covering a wide range of topics to churches and groups as well as at the prison. Heis in the part-time practice of Christian Science, has served as First and Second Reader in his branch church, First Church in Ridgefield, CT. He is the webmaster for csnyc.com and produces a podcast, The Bible Speaks to You. He lives in Bethel, CT with his wife, Polly Castor. |
