Alexander Campbell was one of the key leaders of the 19th century Restoration Movement, which sought to restore New Testament Christianity and end Christian sectarianism. In this pointed message printed in the Movement’s newsletter,The Christian Baptist, Campbell speaks out against those in the Movement who, in his words, were becoming “Pharisees.” A worthwhile message for all Christians to hear today
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Alexander Campbell was one of the key leaders of the 19th century Restoration Movement, which sought to restore New Testament Christianity and end Christian sectarianism. In this pointed message printed in the Movement’s newsletter,The Christian Baptist, Campbell speaks out against those in the Movement who, in his words, were becoming “Pharisees.” A worthwhile message for all Christians to hear today
60 minute audio message
Reviews
As a former ‘Restoration Movement’ person myself, I truly appreciate what Alexander Campbell has to say. His concern about becoming sectarian is as valid today as it was in his day.
The message in this cd is desperately needed for the very movement that has developed around Mr. Bercot (i.e. the “Kingdom Movement”). The message contained in this cd is the exact opposite of what Mr. Bercot’s rhetoric typically leaves you with: Anabaptist / Kingdom Movement separatism. And the exact opposite of the “us vs them” culture that has developed in the “Kingdom Movement” as the fruit of Mr Bercot’s usual post-2003 rhetoric.
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