David Bercot. For 300 years, the church was one. And it wasn’t a tiny church. By A.D. 300 there were probably between 2 million and 5 million Christians throughout the globe. Their unity wasn’t based on ecumenism. These were radical disciples of Christ, ready to die for their faith. What made them different from radical Christian disciples today is that they were free from the spirit of sectarianism. But ever since the days of Constantine, the evil of sectarianism has dominated Christianity—from huge institutional churches to small house churches. From Catholics to evangelicals to Anabaptists. In this poignant message, Bercot shows how we can free ourselves from sectarianism. 60 min. CD
Only $2.00 each when purchasing 5 or more copies for evangelism.
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David Bercot. For 300 years, the church was one. And it wasn’t a tiny church. By A.D. 300 there were probably between 2 million and 5 million Christians throughout the globe. Their unity wasn’t based on ecumenism. These were radical disciples of Christ, ready to die for their faith. What made them different from radical Christian disciples today is that they were free from the spirit of sectarianism. But ever since the days of Constantine, the evil of sectarianism has dominated Christianity—from huge institutional churches to small house churches. From Catholics to evangelicals to Anabaptists. In this poignant message, Bercot shows how we can free ourselves from sectarianism. 60 min. CD
Only $2.00 each when purchasing 5 or more copies for evangelism.
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