Theme 04

Creedal Community and the Ancient Anchors

The greatest vulnerability of decentralized, autonomous microchurches is theological drift, syncretism, and shallow individualism. Pulley insists that the antidote to institutional control is not doctrinal vagueness, but deep, unyielding rootage in the historic Christian creeds. A reader discovers how the Apostles' and Nicene Creeds provide the theological scaffolding and boundary markers that allow microchurches to experiment freely on mission while remaining anchored to the universal Church across space and time.