Archive for 'Re-Imaging Church'
Guest Post – Who’s Apostle Are You?
Posted on 13. Dec, 2009 by Martin Schmaltz.
The following article is by Ogaga O. David, whom I met about two years ago in Cape Town SA. I believe this article is significant because it addresses one of the problems that hinders the Lord from re-establishing a biblical church order. Because there has been too many self appointed “apostles,” that have demonstrated an […]
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What Do You Smell Like?
Posted on 02. Aug, 2009 by Martin Schmaltz.
We have all experienced this: we can tell when a certain person is about to enter our space because we smell their cologne or perfume before they arrive. I know, you are probably thinking about someone right now (maybe recalling their fragrance). It seems in our lives, this fragrance becomes identified with this particular individual. […]
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New Wineskin For A New Generation
Posted on 28. Jun, 2009 by Martin Schmaltz.
There is a new breed of young church planters being raised up today. These are individuals who are challenging the status quo of the traditional religious paradigm: desiring to create something that will reach the younger generation.
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Demystifying Apostolic
Posted on 23. Jun, 2009 by Martin Schmaltz.
Apostolic Notes Vol 3 No 8 Perception is a powerful thing. Two individuals can look at the same thing, each seeing something different based on their experiences and belief’s – or the fancy word is paradigm. It is this uniqueness of individual perception that can lead to incomplete communications or misunderstandings. For instance, two individuals […]
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Is Your Relevance, Relevant?
Posted on 01. Jun, 2009 by Martin Schmaltz.
In an attempt to be relevant, churches are changing the way they do church. Music, lighting, seating arraignments and meeting places are just a few of the “things” being changed in an attempt to be relevant to this culture. Is this really what relevance is all about? Read more…
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Church Is Like A Sandwich
Posted on 28. Apr, 2009 by Martin Schmaltz.
It is not just having the right ingredients that make a sandwich, it is having them in the right order. See an idea on how this applies to the church.
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