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![]() "You CAN access the life of God without being side-tracked by the pitfalls of religious tradition." Charles Pinkney Mystery of God's Power - PDF FILE: How all believers may receive 'The Promise of the Father' Through the Holy Spirit Introduction Searching for God "The Gospel and the Hidden Gospel" The
world of religion, what a world! Almost everyone
is in their own particular place regarding
a search for a personal belief system. How
would we graph our place as a believer or an
unbeliever? Do you know what you believe? Do
you know why you hold these beliefs? Some have
a belief in a god of some description,
others may not. Some pray, some believe in
an afterlife, while others have no faith in
any god nor any life following this one. One
God equals any other? Religions
of the world vary in name and beliefs. To establish
a worldly kingdom as the launching pad for
those beliefs is contrary to the Gospel. Christian
religions, including, Catholicism, Mormonism,
Jehovah's Witnesses, and most of the protestant
denominations have distorted the simplicity
of the gospel greatly, making it formalistic
and religious. Churches (Buildings with
congregations) are what people think of when
we imagine Christianity. When ceremony and
ritual are the practiced, and when obligations
or extraneous demands are taught, these practices
are contrary to the original Gospel, i.e. the
apostolic epistles.
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Wheaton
College, Christian Library
Looking at
The Final Move of God
Signs and Wonders

Shofar Light-Show
During Home Worship

Who's
Your Covering
Rethinking the Wineskin
Frank Viola
George Barna,
Moving beyond the established church
Barna's Book: "Revolution"
Interview 2/20/2006
http://www.sidroth.org
Guest: Tim and Katie Mather
Subject: Open Church
http://www.sidroth.org/radio.htm
Guest: Jim Rutz
Author of Book: "Megashift, "
Experiencing the fullness of God
outside of Institutional Religion
Subject: Open Church
http://www.sidroth.org/radio.htm
1995 - 2011