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We're Getting Church Wrong! An Interview with Tom Wadsworth, PhD.

In this video, popular Australian podcaster Caleb Corneloup interviews Dr. Tom Wadsworth, who has done extensive research into what NT church gatherings really looked like. Dr. Wadsworth explains how most churches today miss the point of the Christian meetings. He reveals how Christian assemblies in the New Testament were not designed to be places of worship, rather they were meant to be places where believers gathered together to edify one another. During the interview, recorded Dec. 3, 2024, Caleb revealed that he hasn't been to church in years! iThinkBiblically Website: ithinkbiblically.com iThinkBiblically Facebook Page: facebook.com/iThinkBiblically iThinkBiblically Patreon: patreon.com/ithinkbiblically iThinkBiblically YouTube:    / @ithinkbiblically   Tom Wadsworth website: www.tomwadsworth.com Tom Wadsworth YouTube Channel:    / @tomwadsworth   Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:43 What did early churches look like? 04:50 Did early Christians meet in church buildings or synagogues? 08:25 Did they meet in homes because of persecution? 10:10 About Christians meeting in the temple 14:40 What about "synagogue" in James 2:2? 18:20 How many people met in a typical assembly? 22:20 Does the Regulative Principle require that we meet in homes? 25:40 Was the Hall of Tyrannus a church building? 29:10 What? Christians didn't worship?? 32:50 What does Rom. 12:1 mean? 36:40 What happened in a typical Christian assembly? 38:25 About the Lord's Supper 42:30 What? They didn't preach sermons in church?? 45:30 Caleb: "I haven't been to church in years" 50:50 What about Paul preaching in Acts 20:7-12? 53:10 What is the role of elders? 55:20 Should all Christians become teachers? 59:40 What about 1 Tim 4:13 and 2 Tim 4:1-2? 1:02:05 How did the church develop worship services? 1:09:00 What about altar calls and the clergy? 1:10:45 Advice for Christians who don't go to church