The terminology "Church Planting" just looks like an oldest -fashioned, traditional, not out of the box come on
to things. Granted there have been countless successful, advanced
church planters. But the expression, "church planting" looks so
uninviting. There are principles and truths that we must appear from in the first church. Our mission must never to specify or change the church into what we think it should be, but instead,
let us rediscover what the church was in the book of Acts and use them as our pattern.
We must be Jesus Christ set up the
Christian church when he was on the global. He called apostles and gave them
instructions about how it was speculate to be run. He gave one man, Simon
Peter, the authority to lead the church. They mostly preached to and taught the Jewish
people because that is where they lived. They were Jewish. But the Jews largely
rejected Jesus and his message of being the long-awaited Messiah. They crucified
him. After he was crucified the apostles of the Christian church continued to
teach the gospel to the Jews. Then, a man named Saul (later changed to Paul)
was converted to the Christian Churches
and began to teach the gospel to the Gentiles (those who were not of the Jewish
faith.) This was essentially the first division that occurred in the Christian
church because although it was what Christ taught, it was not what many of the
early Christians wanted.
Typically, you will be assigned to
an assist pastor role in a church for approximately three years. You will then
be elected by a potential congregation. Some religions have a board that will
provide certification that you are ready to become a pastor.
