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By Dr. Ruben L. Broadnax Jr.
Why the Black Church Must Return Under the Government of Christ
A Biblical Call to Restore Christ’s Rule, Apostolic Order, and Kingdom Assignment
What does it mean for a church to live under Christ’s leadership?
About this book
If you care deeply about the life and mission of the Black church, questions about its direction deserve thoughtful engagement. This book offers a specific theological perspective for that reflection. It asks readers to consider how spiritual renewal and faithful community service can be understood through Christ’s rule, without assuming that every congregation shares the same circumstances or challenges.
A closer look
Why the Black Church Must Return Under the Government of Christ presents a biblical and apostolic appeal to examine how Christ’s headship is expressed in church life. Within The Black Church Restoration Project, the book invites readers to consider the relationship between what a church believes, how it is ordered, how it worships, and how it serves its community.
The book argues for restoration grounded in apostolic doctrine, biblical order, discipleship, and holy worship. It raises questions about personality-driven ministry and cultural reaction while directing attention toward a clear Kingdom assignment. Its central concern is practical submission to Christ: how that commitment informs leadership, formation, and the church’s public witness.
At the heart of this invitation is a question worth taking seriously: what would practical submission to Christ mean for the priorities a church chooses? The book places that question within a conversation about the Black church’s direction and assignment. Readers can engage its theological claims carefully, consider where they agree or need further reflection, and examine the connections it draws between spiritual leadership and the everyday life of a congregation.
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What you’ll explore
- Reconsider Christ’s headship as the foundation for ministry
- Examine the relationship between doctrine, church order, worship, and discipleship
- Reflect on personality-driven ministry and cultural reaction
- Consider the church’s faithful service and assignment in its community
Who this book is for
Pastors, church leaders, and readers reflecting on the life and mission of the Black church.
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