I write this testimony for those I love that still attend Antioch. To let them know in full why we left and to warn others by sharing the truth. There have been numerous attempts to expose issues from within but no actions have been taken by leadership. This is why others and I are sharing our stories publicly.
I wish I was able to say goodbye to everyone in person, but because of the nature the circumstance, Emily and I decided to leave as quietly as possible.
Repentance requires the awareness of your wrongdoing, acknowledgment and confession that it is wrong, and the active decision to turn away from it. Not continuing in the works of darkness.
The debt we owe for our wrongdoing is no longer held against us. Our wrongdoing self is dead and our new life of Christ-likeness has begun.
Our physical flesh has not died yet, so doing wrong still feels enticing. Even feels like we should do wrong for our best interest. But what happens if we are enticed by own desires and choose to sin? We ask God to help us live according to his word and enjoy life with others who desire to do the same thing. We need his help and his people to live Christ-like. I was raised in the Baptist church and when I came to UCF for school in the fall of , one of the first objectives I had was to find a local church.
