Great podcast! New subscriber from the Buck Johnson/Royal Path / World War Now circles.
One thing I wanted to mention about the early Church and Liturgy ~44:00, its not true their was no Liturgy - I think this is just a mistake of language (the King James literally ignores the word liturgy in the book of Acts). The Liturgy of St James (the apostle) was written and with God the Holy Spirit, the fulfillment of the old temple synagogue worship was written within his own generation (as in, before St James was martyred). Just as Christ attended synagoges, and then after His Resurrection and Ascension, the Apotles first went to the Jewish synagogues, and out of this liturgical experience, God guided the Apostles through the liturgical worship of Him.
This video is a great one that helped me in my coming to the Church:
Great podcast! New subscriber from the Buck Johnson/Royal Path / World War Now circles.
One thing I wanted to mention about the early Church and Liturgy ~44:00, its not true their was no Liturgy - I think this is just a mistake of language (the King James literally ignores the word liturgy in the book of Acts). The Liturgy of St James (the apostle) was written and with God the Holy Spirit, the fulfillment of the old temple synagogue worship was written within his own generation (as in, before St James was martyred). Just as Christ attended synagoges, and then after His Resurrection and Ascension, the Apotles first went to the Jewish synagogues, and out of this liturgical experience, God guided the Apostles through the liturgical worship of Him.
This video is a great one that helped me in my coming to the Church:
Christian Worship & the Old Testament
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkmh68urI6A
The Liturgy of St James was about 6 hours long... !!!