Church government under the original apostles was so unique and free, and yet so effective that it defied dysfunction. First century church government was not dependent on form, but on the anointing of the leaders who held positions in it. It was not rigid, but flowed and matured like the life form that it was created to be. The apostles did not have a constitution that gave them the authority to dictate policy. Their main function was to lay a solid foundation of doctrine and to establish a church government that promoted liberty, not just conformity.
In this powerful book, you will learn the following:
- The hierarchies of an apostolic house
- The release of the oneness anointing
- The blessing in an apostolic house
- And much more