Can you have church without music, offering, sermon?

The common paradigm/pattern of church normally includes similar things like music, offering and sermon, but do we find church in the New Testament with those things? Could we have church today without them.

In this episode we will examine just that.

Today many are re-thinking church.Is it ok to re-think church? What is it? What was it designed for? And how has it changed from Jesus intention?Today some people go to church and that's ok for them, but there are others who don't attend a church building but still have a heart and a desire to follow Christ. In this video we look at what actually is the church and is it similar to todays church.

Some may think that when you leave the established church that you no longer believe in God, Christ, the bible, etc.

But that is not the case for me (Bruce Kurtzer - former pastor).

Here I explain just somethings that I still believe.

I willing surrendered my Assemblies of God credential and left the movement due to not believing that that speaking in tongues is the initial evidence of being baptized in the Holy Spirit. For years I faked it, I spoke it and this is part of my story of repentance and leaving the AOG.

Has how we currently "do church" been distorted by our culture and society?

Freedom is something that we all want.

But maybe some that think they have it have missed it.

Does religion bring freedom?

A comic produced by Richard Jacobson (unchurching.com).

Video and audio produced by Bruce Kurtzer (simplechurch.com.au)

To go or NOT to go to Church on the SABBATH?

What is the purpose of the sabbath?

With some churches and ministries today talking about revival, praying for revival and seeming to see revival as an ultimate goal; we need to ask what is revival?

Some say it's a full church; others say its the Holy Spirit working in power and still others may liken it to long extended meetings.

In this episode we explore "what is revival?"

In this episode we take a brief look at alternative lifestyles and ask the question did Jesus, His disciples and the early church live an alternative lifestyle.

And if they did should we today?