Do online communities shut out house church goers?

Originally Posted by Stephen Hoover

Not having investigated it at all, I would start by giving them the benefit of doubt. I doubt they are out to single out the home church Oneness Pentecostals. I would like to think it is driven by there desire to keep the group "Apostolic" and the "home groups" movement is much broader than that.

I may very well be wrong.

Sure, it would be one thing if someone was invading with some other unbiblical doctrine all in the name of house church, just to be a wrench. Howbeit, these are clearly apostolics.

Besides, there was no offensive push to disrupt, just to be.

I think it says something when we can't just be among, whether in person or online, with fellow oneness apostolics.

Brings Paul's rebuke to mind, in essense.

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Originally Posted by old friend

Sure, it would be one thing if someone was invading with some other unbiblical doctrine all in the name of house church, just to be a wrench. Howbeit, these are clearly apostolics.

Besides, there was no offensive push to disrupt, just to be.

I think it says something when we can't just be among, whether in person or online, with fellow oneness apostolics.

Brings Paul's rebuke to mind, in essense.

Not only do I personally agree, I would extend that to most of Christianity in general. Even though vitriol cometh my way saying so!