History of the Anglican Church In America: With Bishop Clark Lowenfield
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I've just moved to an anglican church from a Pentecostal church. Love the ritual every service.
Yes. Both my husband and I grew up AG and now he is an Anglican priest, and I am a very happy Anglican!
There's plenty of gibberish speaking in anglican churches
I find that most high church liturgical churches are very impressed with their own history. I am glad that we are focused on constantly getting back to the scriptures.
@@genol.depello7274 scripture requires INTERPRETATION
@@bigtobacco1098 explain.
33:50 made this man cry. Amen! I'm a Baptist, born and raised, (and a born again Charismatic) but I believe the LORD has been drawing me closer and closer to both Lutheranism, and in particular Anglicanism over the past year or two. The walls are coming down.
I loved this conversation. Bishop Lowenfield was so right about the nature of being able to have this conversation at this point in our history. I think the true body of Christ is starting to unite more and more regardless of the label we use for denomination.
Unity for the right reasons, for Christ. But some others, like the pope, has another agenda for wanting to unite...
@@jess-jesusfreak9405 correct, I feel some Catholic leaders want to be above civil law like in the medieval times. We have to hold every belief system to the civil law and American civil societal norms. America is not a Theocracy - We are a Democratic Republic with a Constitutional governmental structure 🇺🇲❤️🇺🇲 ☺️👍
This is such a great episode. Thank you for sharing this to help people learn about Anglicanism in America.
Scriptures have always been central to Anglicanism
The Bishop is right. Every church has liturgy even if they do not want to admit it. The Church of God in Christ has liturgy and the vestments are very similar to low Anglican churches, even though COGIC is Holiness Pentecostal.
Anglican from 🇬🇧
God bless you all
Josh, such a good point how you shared about the Charismatic Renewal in the Anglican Church actually pointed them back to the sacred Scriptures. Amen!!
Coming from a Charismatic context Liturgy is so needed. To practice our faith to see, hear, smell, practice what we believe with our body is so human. Obviously all extremes lead us away from Christ. But man lets get on that liturgy train yall! lol
How do we do both? I wanna do both 😭😭 but idk how to introduce liturgy when we’re so unaccustomed to that
@@dexterlaurencejnr5293 knowing your congregation and being honest hey we’re going to try some very old Christian traditions so be patient as we find a rhythm that works for us (ie your congregation) starting small by reciting the prayer of confession Together having communion in a more regular fashion these are small but powerful steps that can be implemented
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Yes, and when we remember that we have gathered as community and not as separate individuals, we confess, and pray and sing together. So if we can sing together in unison, we can certainly pray corporately together.
@@dexterlaurencejnr5293 start with the creed. In the Anglican church we say the creed ever Sunday, normally after the sermon, in order to correct any accidental (or intentional) heresy that might have slipped out in the sermon. I like that.
I find that most high church liturgical churches are very impressed with their own history. I am glad that we are focused on constantly getting back to the scriptures.
I love the Bishop, but he seems to have failed to mention that the Church was in England long before Augustine arrived in 600.
Yes then it disappeared for many hundreds of years due to Anglo-Saxon paganism.
Bp. Clark is a super-duper man of God.
Hey that’s my bishop!!
I said the same thing.
Another reason to appreciate Anglicanism is Bishop JC Ryle need I say any more. If anybody who has not read Ryle read him
Please thank this man for me...
This dialogue/trialogue is So Excellente... A Work of the Holy Spirit, for sure...
The Anglican/Episcopal Church has Calvinistic doctrines with Catholic liturgy. So either the worst or best of Christian faith life whichever way you want to see it.
Informative great program.
What I love about the Episcopal church, especially the more sacramentally oriented ones, is the Catholic liturgy and the more modern theology.
Hey RR guys - I’d love to see Matthew W. Bates on the show. His book “Salvation By Allegiance Alone” is fantastic. It was endorsed by Scot McKnight (an Anglican I believe and a previous guest on RR)!
I’m reading the book of common prayer 1662 now. The 39 articles of faith and the homily on Justification are interesting. Learning a lot and comparing to what the Bible says. When you look at the landscape today in America…..it looks like the the time of the judges. Everyone doing what is right in their own eyes. Anyone can start a new church in America and teach whatever they want. Who are the orthodox gatekeepers???? John Wesley, John Nelson Darby, and others pulled away from the Anglican Church and started their own. Seems some wanted more reform while others wanted a complete separation. So here we are with everyone doing their own thing. Division after division even among main denominations. Review Ready to Harvest on you tube. I want to cry. Come Lord Jesus..
Liturgy is formative. It forms and shapes your heart.
How true. It’s like catechism every Sunday with the liturgy. For those of us that do the daily office, it’s catechism 3 to 4 times a day that shapes our hearts and minds.
JC Ryle what is more of a Puritan and reformer than Anglican even though he was the bishop of Liverpool.
I know talking to an Anglican priest here in California he says that JC was not the norm which is sort of sad I wish she was
Out here in California we get 15-minute homilies that are so so
The Bible says that we are SAVED by grace through faith, but that we are JUSTIFIED by works.
"For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God:" - Ephesians 2:8
"Ye see then how that by works a man is justified, and not by faith only." - James 2:24
No the Bible doesn't teach we are justified by works.
It does teach that genuine Faith produces good works and thus our faith is justified by the works.
That's a big difference
The great thing about the Anglican church is that it is a broad church. From low Anglicans to high Anglicans, and everything in between, there is something for everyone.
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What does Anglicanism have to offer others? The prayer, reading, and worship discipline of the Book of Common Prayer.
In Canada the Anglican Netwosk in Canada is joined now to the ACNA. This is cue to the Anglicanchurch of CAnadahas left God's word behind them getting more & moreleft-minded. I think this Bishop is so correct in his speaking.
You should interview Stephen Gauthier!
Hey guys!
What about my elder son, Jonathan the Anglican Autodidact?
Really good talk. I learned a lot about Anglicanism ❤️🇺🇲✝️✡️🕉️☸️
I love if you had more Orthodox in. Both Eastern and Oriental.
So now that there is an adulterer as Supreme Governor of the CofE, according to Scripture, what is gafcon going to do about this?
What’s a supreme governor?
@@Apriluser The usurped title of the British monarch over the CofE. (Don't worry, I am sure you are not alone; I doubt that the king knows either!)
Gafcon just sent out a letter calling for him to step down.
Left the charismatic church for the ACNA best decision of my life !
Yes your church is confined to history. Finished over capuur.
HOWABOUT THE MORE TRADITIONAL G4 ANGLICANS SUCH AS ANGLICAN CATHOLICS ANGLICAN PROVENCE OF AMERICA THE HOLY CROSS ? I BELIEVE THEY USE THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER 1928 MORE TRADITIONAL AND LESS HOKOS POKUS.
Guess I'm just old school Anglican, but I see no use for anything charismatic in Orthodox Christianity. Sorry...
No. Yall are not Anglicans. Yall are some new stuff.
Luther would b burning in hell ,looking at what his pride and evil ego have cursed the church ..... Just look at all the dustbins here and their....
Rome is a hot mess 😅
1378-1417 this was prior to reformation. A lot of greed, pride and power struggle going on. Moral decline.
Everything this bishop of a guy said Is just one of those mess Anglicans wants to justify their messy mess to as well suit their messy views .
Pretend bishop in a pretend church.
The pretend church is modernism in all its manifestations, including Catholic.
Be nice there is room for everyone in Christ’s church
Pretend Christian. Thanks Karen