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The Early Christians Were Intensely Christ-Centered
The Early Christians Were Intensely Christ-Centered by Ray Spellbrink The early Christians were intensely Christ-centered. Jesus Christ was their pulse beat. He was their life, their breath, and their central point of reference. He was the object of their worship, the subject of their songs, and the content of their discussion and vocabulary. The New […]
A New and Living Way
June 6, 2013
A New and Living Way by Steve Dines Origin of the church system. In Matthew 13, Jesus told a parable about a woman who secretly introduced yeast into three measures of fine flour. In scripture, yeast is always linked with corruption. I believe the fine flour here represents the person of the Lord Jesus Christ […]
It’s Over
November 19, 2012
By: Steve Dines It’s over. The relationship between the Lord Jesus Christ and the group of people who are called “the church” is finished. And if my life is as prophetic as I have come to believe it to be then look out, because fire and death will come upon us suddenly. Church by church, […]
The real church is in the wilderness
September 5, 2012
The Real Church is in the Wilderness by: Andrew S.K. Grant 3The voice of him that crieth in the wilderness, Prepare ye the way of the LORD, make straight in the desert a highway for our God. Isaiah 40 Thanks to media, lies, false doctrines, the numerous denominations, and opinions and reasoning’s, scripture has again […]
The Great Falling Away Today
July 31, 2012
The Great Falling Away Today, by Milton Green published 1987 Chapter 1- The Alarming Condition of the Church Today- Apostacy We are now living in the time of the great falling way: “Let no man deceived you by any means: for that day (the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ) shall not come, except there […]
Zion and Babylon Compared
May 31, 2012
Chapter 1 from: The Harlot Church System, by: Charles Elliott Newbold, Jr. – http://www.charlesnewbold.org Chapter 1 – Zion And Babylon Compared We often sang scripture songs about Zion. I was a new convert then, gathering with a room full of very Spirit-sensitive believers. Those songs always struck a chord of joy in my heart, but […]
Hitting the Road with God
April 29, 2012
By: Michael J. Quinlan. Mike from Portland Oregon…actually Ireland…left Ireland in 85 to follow Jesus…been a wild ride…came to the states in 87…that was an eye opener…been out of church since about 2001 and loving it…I do alot of long distance motorcycle trips…..hope you don’t mind adding a story of my own……. 10 years ago […]
Leaving the Institutional Church
March 30, 2012
By: Sandra. What I must start off with is that I always believed in God. I was brought up Catholic and my father always made sure we went to church and had a Catholic education. (Growing up my father always wanted to be a priest, according to what my grandparents told me.) I am the […]
Reprimanded
February 17, 2012
By: Helen I came to know Jesus when I was 31, coming out of an unchurched background. We chose to go to a little church close to our home where renewal was beginning to happen. Many changes were made within the church but the hierarchy stepped in and sent a man who was religious to […]
Leaving Church
January 31, 2012
by: Lynette Woods We consider and look not to the things that are seen but to the things that are unseen; for the things that are visible are temporal (brief and fleeting), but the things that are invisible are deathless and everlasting. 2 Cor. 4:18. When God first called us out of religion twelve years […]
Called Out: Now What? 
June 10, 2013
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