What Is the Church? (Series)

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What Is the Church?

Who or what is the church? Some might think there are more pressing issues to address in today’s world, but there’s no question that the word ‘church’ conjures up all kinds of images. Indeed it is a word which is very often misunderstood. Many believe it to relate simply to a building, or perhaps to a certain group of people identifying themselves as members of the clergy. Some view the church as an object of mistrust, a place of hypocrisy, or perhaps just as a place for old ladies or those who like to sing in choirs - in other words an irrelevant institution.

In examining passages from several books of the New Testament including Ephesians, 1 Corinthians, Acts and Luke, Alistair Begg explores such questions as;

What is the Church’s origin?
How is the church defined in the Bible?
What does it mean to be included in Christ’s church?
Who is in charge of the church?
Where do I belong in the church?
What are the marks of a healthy church?
What are the nature and meaning of baptism and the Lord’s supper?
What does it mean to be a worshipping and witnessing community of God’s people?
What is effective church leadership?

Whatever our starting point, this series of studies will bring us to realize just how vitally relevant and crucial the church is at the beginning of the 21st century.

Messages Included in this Series

Title Reference ID Type
Who Or What Is The Church Ephesians 2:19 2180 Download Audio | Buy CD
Who's In Charge of the Church? Colossians 1:18 2181 Download Audio | Buy CD
Where Do I Belong in the Church? 1 Corinthians 12:12 2183 Download Audio | Buy CD
Four Marks of a Healthy Church Acts 2:42 2185 Download Audio | Buy CD
Nature and Meaning of the Lord's Supper Luke 22:17-20 2190 Download Audio | Buy CD
The Baptism Debate Acts 16:11 2191 Download Audio | Buy CD
Witness and Worship Acts 16:25 2192 Download Audio | Buy CD
Shepherds of God's Flock 1 Peter 5:1 2193 Download Audio | Buy CD
Comments
Robert Williams January 11, 2010

Alistair, thank you for your messages. I appreciate your heart sir!

david washburn January 14, 2010

Alistair... I just want to thank you for the thoroughness of your preparation and the honesty of staying strictly based in the Bible... I especially liked tonight's teaching on Catholicism and the Eucharist.. it helped me understand why they call it an alter instead of a table and why it is continuously crucifying Christ at each mass... thank you for the catechism references... thank you for your faith and honoring the Christ.

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