From the book ‘Whole Bible Christianity.’
There is no church in the Bible. Yep, I know, I’m going to get some heat for this, but it’s true. Not a single one of the denominations, organizations, or clubs, Catholic or Protestant, that exist now, are mentioned anywhere. Every group calling itself a ‘church’ (or synagogue) uses the name trying to get biblical recognition and authority. The truth is that any group of people doing what God says is part of His One Body. Those who don’t are not.
It’s important to get your mind around this idea, because many churches (and synagogues) have usurped God’s authority, and have led people down a primrose path to a destination different than what He wants. Most churches are not living the new covenant, though they represent themselves as if they are. Some good has been done in the churches, but the main claim to fame for most churches is making more churches. “We’re important because there are a lot of us” seems to be the sentiment. Understand, I am not speaking of the many individuals who manage to find and teach God, who behave in many ways as He would want. But when people get together in a group, frequently the focus changes from the Bible to “the church.” We have to decide – are we going to defend our club, or cling to God?
Now I have searched high and low for the truth that is Biblical and found it nowhere, but then I happened upon this and yes I know that this is an old post from 2012 but it could not be more relevant today where we live in a desert when it comes to the truth of Elohim!
I found another blog and those seeking might be interested, and as far as heat goes I congratulate you because if all like you and what you say then I leave you with this:
Luke 6:26:
Woe unto you, when all men shall speak well of you! for so did their fathers to the false prophets.
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Thank you for your encouragement. I am so glad what we are saying here has helped you. The blog is not very active, probably because we have so many other things that claim our attention. But the few who find this way we hope have found new energy for their walk. If you need more encouragement on occasion feel free to post some more. Shalom.