Exploring Church Governance in Different Denominations

This chapter delves into the historical governance of denominations within the early waves of the Holy Spirit, highlighting differences in governance structures, decision-making processes at local and national levels, and the significance of understanding the authority and responsibilities of church members. It discusses various governance models including Congregational and Presbyterian styles, critiquing the Moses model of leadership, and examining issues within systems like IHOP and NAR. The conversation also challenges the New Apostolic Reformation's ecclesiology, emphasizing the importance of biblical principles, accountability, transparency, and leadership character in church governance.