LampstandsLampstands Facebook ad: “500 years ago, the Reformation restored a Biblical…”
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500 years ago, the Reformation restored a Biblical understanding of soteriology—how we are saved by grace through faith, not by works. It was a course correction the Church desperately needed. But today, we need another reformation. This time, not of soteriology, but of ecclesiology. For centuries, our view of the Church has been shaped more by manmade traditions and institutional systems than by the New Testament blueprint. We’ve centralized what Jesus decentralized, professionalized what He made simple, and too often built platforms instead of communities. The next Reformation must call us back to the radical simplicity of being the Body of Christ—every believer a priest, every home a church, every disciple a disciple-maker, and every city a lampstand. The next Reformation isn’t about tearing the Church down—it’s about setting her free. Free to be a family on mission.�Free to multiply disciples.�Free to shine as lampstands for the Kingdom of God. The world is not waiting for bigger buildings or better programs. It’s waiting for the Church to truly be the Church. If you want to learn more about how to do this, reach out! Let’s get connected and take next steps together. #DecentralizedEcclesiology #Reformation #SimpleChurch #BeLampstands
