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Starting Churches With No Money

I donPresident and Founder, Jim Elliff’t want to presume that I know how you ought to start a church, but I’m increasingly less than satisfied with the kind of approach to church starting that takes loads of start-up money. Often U.S. church planters spend a year or two raising funds for the launch of their new church. Here are the reasons I think this is often (though not always) unwise.

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Reading Our Children: Is There Somebody Alive in There?

I have tried to say with as much clarity as possible, and often, that the assurance a person has that he or she is actually a Christian does not have to do with praying a prescribed prayer, being affirmed by a Christian leader, walking an aisle, signing a card or raising a hand, but whether that person has life from God.

An unregenerate person does not have this life, even if he is religious. A child who is unregenerate, for instance, one who has attended church, memorizes verses of Scripture, participates in his Sunday class, and knows his Christian music, is just as spiritually dead as Osama Bin Laden. In fact, he is as dead as a corpse.

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 Dangers of the Invitation System by Jim Ehrhard.
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As a young minister, I once made the "mistake" of closing a Wednesday evening service without extending a public invitation. Early the next morning, an irate husband came to my office. For the first time in years, his unsaved wife had come with him to church. "If you had only given an invitation," he angrily explained, "she would have gone down the aisle."
—Dangers of the Invitation System

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Just What I Remember
I'm writing this autobiography first of all to illustrate the faithfulness of God. Secondly, I wanted to have this record for my family. I'm letting you in on it in hopes that you will find some encouragement. It will be offered in online installments from time to time. Jim Elliff

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Figuring Out Christian Freedom: What Romans 14 Does and Does Not Say 

Have you ever disagreed with another believer about whether or not something was allowable behavior? Your disagreement might have been about whether Christians may, or should not, watch sports on Sundays, watch R-rated movies, or hold jobs where serving alcohol is required. Christians on the may side of such disagreements usually argue that these types of activities are not specifically forbidden in the Bible. Christians on the should not side either point to a passage of Scripture they believe does settle the dispute, or they contend that the activity is prohibited by biblical principle. Often (if not usually), these types of disagreements are resolved either by agreeing to disagree, or classifying the argument as a Romans 14 issue.

What They Did Before TV  

 My mother was the youngest of fourteen children growing up on a farm in the first part of the last century. The old home place burned down when she was a girl. It was a typical Southern house divided into a boys' room, a girls' room, a kitchen (they ate in the open breezeway during the summer), and the parents' room. A porch surrounded the entire home.

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