How to Kill a Movement with Pastor J. Chase Davis

J. Chase Davis talks at the 2024 New Christendom Press Conference about what happened to Acts 29, Together for the Gospel, and Young, Restless, and Reformed, and what we can learn about what failed with those movements. In turn, we can help protect the current movements from imploding or self destructing. He speaks from personal experience after getting removed from Acts 29 in a rather confusing saga in the life of his church.

[@connorhart2832]

This was excellent. Thank you Pastor Jay Chay Day!

[@Skippy_DCM]

Based.

[@eazynelly9785]

Suppressing desent is like pretending you are healthy while you have worms. Some will make their exit and the remainder will slowly eat you away.

[@stevehutchison1724]

Great talk, this needs to be listened to all the way through. Very strong ending.

[@EthanRHolden]

A stellar and much needed message. Thank you, Brother.

[@marymack1]

Sounds like these previous movements were built upon partiality.

[@fractally]

Asssertion theology and Beliefism is on its way out.
Science is in.
So is mystical experience.
But beliefs?
What is the point in other people dictating your thinking?

[@conceptualclarity]

Getting kicked out of something is a traumatic experience but he and his church are better off out of MattChandlerWorld.