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The Normal Christian Church Life

Without the inward, the external is dead, regardless of correctness. Without the outward, the inward is theory. The inward reality, when vital, must result in a practical expression—this is God’s principle.

In this series, we review Watchman Nee’s book, The Normal Christian Church Life, and consider the pattern shown in the book of Acts regarding the church.

The Normal Christian Church Life: Finances and the Organization of Local Churches (Chapters 8 – 9)

We conclude our chapter review on the Normal Christian Church Life with The Question of Finance and The Organization of Local Churches.

Mark Miller
Apr 10, 2022

The Normal Christian Church Life: The Churches and The Work (Chapters 5-7)

This week we review chapters 5 – 7, which cover the basis of union within a church, and the Godly worker’s relationship both to the church and to other workers.

Mark Miller
Apr 01, 2022

The Normal Christian Church Life: The Works of an Apostle (Chapters 3 and 4)

Chapter Three: The Elders Appointed by the Apostles In this chapter, Watchman Nee considers what he calls “one of the most important parts of an apostle’s work,” that is, the […]

Mark Miller
Mar 23, 2022

Book Review: The Normal Christian Church Life (Preface – Chapter 2)

Preface The preface to this book is short, but it makes a few things very clear: Watchman Nee does not consider this a representation of his ministry. This book is […]

Mark Miller
Mar 07, 2022

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