I am so glad that you wrote this article. It is a real shame that so few congregants in most “churches” today actually know what the New Covenant is or it’s vital importance in the life of the disciple. The fact is that I grew up in church and was never taught anything about it.

It wasn’t until I was a grown man desperately seeking a reflection of biblical worship in today’s world that I was called to fellowship with and serve in the Messianic Jewish movement where I was informed about the New Covenant. Understanding what it is and it’s superior benefits are essential to a spiritual walk that is Messiah centered in all aspects of your life.

I just read your article about the crumbling state of evangelicalism in this country. It was sobering to read many of the same themes that have been part of a shared diagnosis by many leaders of messianic congregations. It’s the first time that I’ve read something similar coming from someone of the mainline evangelical world.

If we are to stem the tide of apostacy that you so poignantly identify in your article, New Covenant reality is one of most important subjects that needs to be taught across denominational lines. And you are right. The American Church is in desperate need of missionaries from other countries.

Lamuel

This post IN NO WAY is a defense of whatever they are attacking, and is IN NO WAY a response to whatever they are saying.

I’ve been working on this for two days. Believe it or not, I don’t teach the Bible here at Oneida in response to what someone is posting on their web site.