Restoration Movement
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Oct 8, 2026
PatrickGUEST
So we have the chur- uh, Christ Church taken from the earth, the great apostasy, you know, right out of the first discussion, uh, missionary discussion.
PatrickGUEST
Um, the Restoration Movement started was ...
PatrickGUEST
Sorry, the Restoration Movement was started to cr- recreate ch- uh, the original Church of Christ, restoration based on the New Testament, and you're gonna notice if you've been Mormon for any number of years, you're gonna notice a lot of similarity here.
PatrickGUEST
You're gonna be like, "Wait, if I walk into a Campbell church, they're teaching what I'm hearing at church on Sunday or in conference last weekend, all those talks?"
Rebecca BibliotecaHOST
Right.
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Rebecca BibliotecaHOST
It's sort of a different strain, like what you're showing here.
Rebecca BibliotecaHOST
So that is an interesting avenue to pursue if anybody wants to look into that further.
Rebecca BibliotecaHOST
A hotbed of religion, but what kind of religion exactly? Because, uh, maybe it's not so obvious today, but there were big differences in what they were focusing on, like you say, the Restoration movement.
Jacob PraschHOST
All lies of the devil.
Jacob PraschHOST
the IHOP, the Restoration Movement in England, the New Apostolic Reformation, they all pump out the same lie.
Jacob PraschHOST
The devil knows what's going to happen.
Jacob PraschHOST
So he's going to pump out lies in the church and he's going to get people within the church to be his spokesman.
JonathanHOST
So once we get into the 1800s, we will start to see a ton of fractures.
JonathanHOST
We will see the Restoration movements.
JonathanHOST
We'll see, which is, you know, Church of Christ, and then we're gonna see the, um, Seventh Day Adventists, and we're gonna move into some of those groups and even r- talk a little bit about Mormonism and Jehovah Witnesses and some smaller groups like Christadelphians.
JonathanHOST
And at some point we're gonna talk about Islam, Judaism, and some of the different views within those groups about Christianity, how they relate, how they don't relate.
JonathanHOST
So those are some of the things that we're gonna be talking about along the way.
JonathanHOST
But up until the late 1700s and early 1800s, Christianity was mostly the denominations that we've been talking about, maybe minus Holiness and Pentecostalism, and it definitely didn't look like [laughs] modern American evangelicalism.
JonathanHOST
So what happened in the late 1700s and early 1800s that paved the way for the Restoration movements? That is what we're going to set up in this primer.
JonathanHOST
So we're actually gonna jump back in time all the way, starting at the Reformation and working our way up to the late 1700s, early 1800s, and this should give us a good picture of the world of Christianity in the time when the Restoration Movement starts.
Jordan ArnoldGUEST
Like every church has its tradition.
Jordan ArnoldGUEST
So as Restoration Movement folks, like at Harpeth Christian, we celebrate the Lord's supper every, every first day of the week, every, every Sunday.
Jordan ArnoldGUEST
Uh, there's nowhere in scripture that says like, "Therefore, you have to do that." Um, we think it's a healthy tradition.
Jordan ArnoldGUEST
Now, if, if we were to say, um, "Therefore, you, uh, are pro- prohibited from taking the Lord's supper unless, uh, you, you can fill out this questionnaire with our bishop," or something like that would be, uh, that, that, that's against the word of God, right? Because I'm, I'm, I'm, now I'm taking my tradition and I'm, um, uh- Colliding it with, with the authority of the apostolic word.
John NugentHOST
This is just a day when the college honors the church tradition, the family of churches that founded Great Lakes Christian College.
John NugentHOST
It's the Stone-Campbell tradition of churches, also referred to as the Restoration Movement.
John NugentHOST
And we celebrate that each year, each fall, by having two presentations.
John NugentHOST
On October 13th at 11 o'clock in the Doty Center, our very own Sam Long will be giving a presentation on...
John NugentHOST
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Sam LongHOST
So I'll be approaching the Stone-Campbell movement's use or lack of use of the Old Testament and hopefully give some just suggestions about how we as the modern restoration movement can utilize the Old Testament perhaps in a better way than it has been
Ron PetersHOST
historically.
Kevin SistiGUEST
What it's doing is it's picturing esoteric doctrines, doctrines from all kinds of sources, and bringing them in.
Kevin SistiGUEST
And I think personally that what we're looking at, the huge problem out there, is this restoration movement.
Kevin SistiGUEST
I think it's much bigger than the NAR.
Kevin SistiGUEST
I think its threads are all over the world in individual theologies and movement theologies.
Kevin SistiGUEST
all the things but we've been tracing this it's really really interesting and the correlation to jewish mysticism tikkun olam restoration restoration movement there's a lot of parallels in in both of those
Barb SistiGUEST
right well and it it is effectively erasing um the need for the cross why Jesus coming mattered entirely.
Barb SistiGUEST
And, you know, Jesus came to fulfill the law and the prophets.
John CollinsHOST
And if you understand all of those bridges, you can maybe not identify all of the cross-pollination, but you can see how it might have cross-pollinated.