Post by Mark on Feb 19, 2005 6:18:59 GMT -8
It's a profound priviledge to be able to write into a forum where people understand and believe, not they way they have necessarily been taught by men; but according to the Word of God.
My name is Mark Staneart. I live in Lebanon, Oregon where there is one other couple who believes in
and is committed to worshipping the Messiah according to the entire truth of the holy Scriptures. We meet together with three other families from Albany, about ten miles away.
I have seven children and and the most precious (and most amazing) wife that God could have given.
I'm very active in presenting the value of to gentile believers. I am gentile. My wife is Hebrew (though not religiously Jewish). Her grandparents were Jew. My passion is to present to Christians who have dismissed the value of obedience in their relationship with the Messiah. Just as evolution in our public schools has quieted the evidences of a literal six-day creation, the Christian Church has quieted the value of for every believer- insomuch as they often believe that it is sin to try to live in obedience.
With such a small community surrounding me, it is greatly refreshing to read the perspectives of others who value these things of God.
My name is Mark Staneart. I live in Lebanon, Oregon where there is one other couple who believes in
and is committed to worshipping the Messiah according to the entire truth of the holy Scriptures. We meet together with three other families from Albany, about ten miles away. I have seven children and and the most precious (and most amazing) wife that God could have given.
I'm very active in presenting the value of
to gentile believers. I am gentile. My wife is Hebrew (though not religiously Jewish). Her grandparents were Jew. My passion is to present to Christians who have dismissed the value of obedience in their relationship with the Messiah. Just as evolution in our public schools has quieted the evidences of a literal six-day creation, the Christian Church has quieted the value of for every believer- insomuch as they often believe that it is sin to try to live in obedience. With such a small community surrounding me, it is greatly refreshing to read the perspectives of others who value these things of God.
