Homestead Heritage - Confession for Baptism and Communion

Steven Avery

Steven Avery

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I am convicted to continue obeying and honoring these leaders unless God clearly speaks to me and establishes in the mouth of two or three responsible witnesses (1 Tim. 5:19) that the overall authority of this fellowship’s plural eldership has fallen into specific and unrepented sins, sins clearly delineated by God’s Word as disqualifying it for leadership, thereby forcing me to find another place that expresses more of God’s authority more consistently into my life (Heb. 13:7, 17; 1 Thess. 5:12-13; 2 Tim. 1:13-14; Rom. 6:17).


I confess that I could never righteously, and therefore will not later, label as “sin” what was clearly laid out to me as the doctrinal beliefs to which I am now giving full assent, confessing that these beliefs are also my own convictions from God. I further agree that 1 will not take such a step of separation apart from honoring God by pleading with leaders as fathers (1 Tim. 5:1), doing all in my power to bring complete resolution to any such issues before leaving and, finally, if all else fails, committing in both spoken and written words my reasons for leaving (Matt. 5:22-24; 18:15). I will never take any accusation against members of this body to anyone outside of this fellowship without first bringing the full accusation to those 1 accuse or to the ministries to whom those I accuse are themselves in submission, giving them both a chance to set things right (Matt. 18:15-18;John 7:50-51; Acts 15:1-2,12-15,19-31).
 
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Steven Avery

Steven Avery

Administrator

Hi Folks,

Confession for Baptism and Communion

While whining about the term NDA is splitting hairs (the document is far, far worse)

I asked Google AI

"Would the Homestead Heritage 140 page book 'confession for baptism and communion' that is not publicly available, be considered an NDA?"

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A 140-page religious doctrine or instructional book is not a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). An NDA is a specific, legally binding contract used in employment or business to protect trade secrets. A religious confession or baptismal text is a theological commitment, not a corporate confidentiality contract.
However, the distinction gets blurred if the church or community requires members to sign a separate confidentiality agreement or legally binding pledge to enforce the secrecy of that specific religious book.
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Bonhoeffer 5 times
 
Steven Avery

Steven Avery

Administrator
June 22, 2026

Hi TxHunGirl,

Putting aside the accusatory "NDA" quibbles from Arthur, by p. 12 Homestead declares themselves a heretical cult.

"So I confess that my baptism in Jesus own name—Yahshua, which means "Yahweh-become-Salvation”—fulfills the Great Commission of Jesus that we should be baptized ... "

"Yahshua" is simply gibberish, invented by know-nothing Sacred Namers in the USA in the 1930s. It has no meaning and will not lead to the amazing and supernatural remission of sins. (Homestead has moved away from true Apostolic doctrines.)

And "Yahweh" is in the document over 125 times, often falsely misrepresenting various versions (i.e. actual lying) that do not use that name, like the NKJV and the NASV

By insisting on "Yahweh-worship" (see Knowing God) as the core doctrine, with the prayer rooms echoing, they are way beyond being a cult.

"Yahweh" is a totally false word, never found in Hebrew, pushed by liberals and unbelievers, and accepted with great spiritual peril, since it turns out it is in fact calling on the devil Jupiter. (see Acts verses.)

p. 6
"I confess with deepest conviction that the God of the Bible, Yahweh"

Straight heresy and blasphemy and apostasy.
No Christian should ever confess, praise, sing or pray to that devil name.

There is much more, but this is already definitely Cult City.

Steven (Avery) Spencer
Dutchess County, NY USA

is portrayed unequivocally in Scripture as One God (Deut. 6:4; 32:39; Isa. 43:10-

in the name of the Father
(John 5:43; 17:6,11; 10:30; 14:9; Heb. 1:1-4), the
name of the Son (Matt. 1:20-21), as well as the name
 
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Steven Avery

Steven Avery

Administrator
June 22, 2026 Hi TxHunGirl, Putting aside the accusatory "NDA" quibbles from Arthur, by p. 12 Homestead declares themselves a heretical cult. "So I confess that my baptism in Jesus own name—Yahshua, which means "Yahweh-become-Salvation”—fulfills the Great Commission of Jesus that we should be baptized ... " "Yahshua" is simply gibberish, invented by know-nothing Sacred Namers in the USA in the 1930s. It has no meaning and will not lead to the amazing and supernatural remission of sins. (Homestead has moved away from true Apostolic doctrines.) And "Yahweh" is in the document over 125 times, often falsely misrepresenting various versions (i.e. actual lying) that do not use that name, like the NKJV and the NASV By insisting on "Yahweh-worship" (see Knowing God) as the core doctrine, with the prayer rooms echoing, they are way beyond being a cult. "Yahweh" is a totally false word, never found in Hebrew, pushed by liberals and unbelievers, and accepted with great spiritual peril, since it turns out it is in fact calling on the devil Jupiter. (see Acts verses.) p. 6 "I confess with deepest conviction that the God of the Bible, Yahweh" Straight heresy and blasphemy and apostasy. No Christian should ever confess, praise, sing or pray to that devil name. There is much more, but this is already definitely Cult City. Steven (Avery) Spencer Dutchess County, NY USA
 
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