The Remnant Radio's Podcast House Church vs. Mega Church: Which Is More Biblical?
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Sep 6, 2025 The podcast delves into the ongoing debate between house churches and traditional Sunday services. It discusses whether modern worship practices have biblical foundations or if they originate from the early church. Insights from the Book of Acts illuminate both small and large gatherings, showcasing their unique roles in community building. The importance of participatory worship is emphasized, as well as the historical context of church practices, advocating for a balanced approach that honors diverse expressions of faith.
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Planting A Church Of House Churches
- Michael Roundtree planted a 'church of house churches' in Oklahoma City with both large and small weekly gatherings.
- He emphasizes this is a local calling, not a claim it's the single best model for all churches.
Early Church Used Both Large And Small Gatherings
- The New Testament shows early Christians met both in large public gatherings and in homes.
- Large assemblies served teaching, worship, and evangelism while homes handled fellowship and breaking bread.
Preaching And Participation Coexist
- Scripture envisions preaching-focused corporate gatherings alongside participatory, mutual building.
- Paul preaching until midnight (Acts 20) shows public proclamation was an accepted practice.
