The Reformation
If there is one Jesus, why are there so many churches?
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- Read it3 min
- The world behind the words4 min
- How it drifted5 min
- Honest objections3 min
- Measured against the center2 min
- A keeper1 min
- Reflect2 min
- Practice this week1 min
- Talk it over1 min
- A quiet moment1 min
Drive through almost any American town and count the churches: Baptist, Methodist, Catholic, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Pentecostal, nondenominational. Most of them trace their split, directly or not, to the 1500s, when Western Christianity broke apart. Each believes it has the truth. Many have fought, in words or worse, with the others.
Ask yourself how you think about Christians in other churches. Are they fellow followers, or people who have it wrong? On his last night, Jesus prayed for exactly this. You don't need anyone's permission to follow him, inside a church or outside one, and his prayer can shape how you treat the church down the street.
Measured against the center
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