Church Planting in the New Testamnt

Biblical church planting principles were of great importance in the New Testament, for example, the guidance and reliance on the Holy Spirit was essential for this purpose. If there is any clear principle in the book of Acts, it is that church planting is led by the Spirit. At the same time, it must...

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description Biblical church planting principles were of great importance in the New Testament, for example, the guidance and reliance on the Holy Spirit was essential for this purpose. If there is any clear principle in the book of Acts, it is that church planting is led by the Spirit. At the same time, it must be noticed that when a new church is planted, it is necessary to consider its strategic location for establishing new churches in the surrounding regions. The apostolic church of the New Testament looked for ways and places to establish new churches considering new local church leaders who gave vibrant support in the leadership, assessment, and doctrinal strengthening. A clear example of this is Jesus, the disciples and then apostle Paul. So, as it can be seen, church growth in the New Testament began with Jesus as the first missionary and continued with his disciples, whom he had formed. As the result, the apostolic church fulfilled the purpose of the given mission.
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spelling oai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/16472023-05-23T10:53:38Z Church Planting in the New Testamnt Plantío de iglesias en el Nuevo Testamento Flores, Agustin church planting Jesus training church plantío de iglesias Jesús capacitación iglesia Biblical church planting principles were of great importance in the New Testament, for example, the guidance and reliance on the Holy Spirit was essential for this purpose. If there is any clear principle in the book of Acts, it is that church planting is led by the Spirit. At the same time, it must be noticed that when a new church is planted, it is necessary to consider its strategic location for establishing new churches in the surrounding regions. The apostolic church of the New Testament looked for ways and places to establish new churches considering new local church leaders who gave vibrant support in the leadership, assessment, and doctrinal strengthening. A clear example of this is Jesus, the disciples and then apostle Paul. So, as it can be seen, church growth in the New Testament began with Jesus as the first missionary and continued with his disciples, whom he had formed. As the result, the apostolic church fulfilled the purpose of the given mission. Los principios bíblicos para el plantío de iglesias fueron de mucha importancia en Nuevo Testamento, por ejemplo, la guía y la dependencia del Espíritu Santo fue esencial para dicho objetivo. Si hay algún principio claro en el libro de Hechos es que el plantío de iglesias está dirigida por el Espíritu. Asimismo, se debe tener en cuenta que al plantar una nueva iglesia, es necesario considerar su ubicación estratégica como un medio para establecer otras nuevas iglesias en las regiones circundantes. La iglesia apostólica del Nuevo Testamento buscaba formas y lugares para plantar nuevas iglesias teniendo en cuenta nuevos lideres en la iglesia local quienes dieron un apoyo vibrante en el liderazgo, evaluación y fortalecimiento doctrinal de los nuevos creyentes. Un claro ejemplo de esto es Jesús, los discípulos y seguidamente por el apóstol Pablo. Entonces, como se puede ver, el crecimiento de la iglesia en el Nuevo Testamento se inició con Jesús como el primer misionero y continuó con sus discípulos, a quienes había formado. Como resultado, la iglesia apostólica cumplió el propósito de la misión encomendada. Universidad Peruana Unión 2023-05-22 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.upeu.edu.pe/r_estrategias/article/view/1647 10.17162/recm.v20i2.1647 Revista Estrategias para el Cumplimiento de la Misión (Strategies for the Completion of the Mission); Vol. 20 No. 2 (2022): Revista Estrategias para el Cumplimiento de la Misión; 23-34 Revista Estrategias para el Cumplimiento de la Misión; Vol. 20 Núm. 2 (2022): Revista Estrategias para el Cumplimiento de la Misión; 23-34 2309-3722 1994-9715 10.17162/recm.v20i2 spa https://revistas.upeu.edu.pe/r_estrategias/article/view/1647/2087 Derechos de autor 2023 Agustín Flores Campos
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