This week we delve deep into the intriguing world of Dualism and its intersections with Anabaptist beliefs. We're joined by Chester Weaver, a passionate Anabaptist educator with a profound interest in Dualism. Journey with us as we uncover the historical roots of Dualism and its significance within Anabaptist ideology.

Discover why Dualism remains one of Chester's favorite topics and explore the pivotal role it played during the Reformation era. We discuss how dualism has infested what is thought of as church and corrupted the message of Christ and the ability to stand before a culture as a contrast to it. Chester Weaver shows how worldly ideas infiltrated the church early on and have continued to effect the church; even through the Reformation. If salvation does result in continued sanctifying in a person's life, where it plays into a group dynamic; such is the definition of a headtrip. This is NOT God's design. If we are going to stand in righteousness, prepare to be abused by all the people posing their religious ideals who are compromised. Headtrips do not deal with problems. They hide them and make you try and tolerate their problems.

Join us as we seek answers to the crucial question: How can we purge Dualism from our lives? Tune in for an enriching discussion filled with wisdom, historical context, and practical insights.

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0:00 Intro
0:35 Getting to know Chester Weaver
3:17 Dualism and Anabaptist beliefs
9:31 Why discussion of Dualism is one of Chester's favorite subjects
11:49 Who are the Anabaptist forefathers?
14:41 Dualism and the Reformation
18:28 Why is Dualism dangerous?
28:15 What kind of teaching does Chester do?
31:19 Ways that the Anti-Christ spirit is at work in modern day Church
34:36 How can we rid our lives of Dualism?

On this episode of Kingdom Citizenship we navigate the structure of organized religion with special guest Wolfgang Simpson, theologian and author of "Houses that Change the World." we discuss Mao Zedong's historical suppression of Christianity to critical reflections on the deviations within Catholicism and Protestantism, we aim to unearth a deeper understanding of spirituality beyond institutional constraints. Tune in as we navigate through Simson's SOFA system, probing the origins of church culture, and contemplate the relevance of Kingdom Citizenship amidst the turmoil of our world. Prepare to question, reflect, and explore alternative meanings of Church beyond traditional frameworks.

Find more about Wolfgang Simson here: http://simsonmedia.com/?lang=en

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00:00 Intro
00:54 Why is Kingdom Citizenship a passionate subject?
02:46 Wolfgang Simpson Background
05:24 Overview of Wolfgang's book "Houses that change the world"
07:30 Mao Zhedong's approach to removing Christianity from China
11:49 The ways Catholocism and Protestantism have deviated from original Christianity
18:47 How do we re-capture our understanding of the kingdom of God
24:32 Simson's SOFA system
27:28 Where is our church culture coming from?
32:28 How does the kingdom of god work when the world is falling apart?
39:51 Where you can find Wolfgang

Join us for an insightful episode as we explore the core of discipleship and spiritual literacy in modern church contexts. Hosted by Timothy L. Price, in conversation with Jim Musser from Upstream Ministries, we delve into crucial insights from years of engaging with students' spiritual journeys. From questioning the effectiveness of church education systems to addressing the challenges of spiritual illiteracy, each moment uncovers layers of reflection. Discover the impact of parental influence, the role of church programs, and the necessity of holistic discipleship. Explore the nuances of raising spiritually mature individuals, navigating societal pressures, and the imperative for church-wide engagement. Don't miss this thought-provoking dialogue on reshaping discipleship paradigms within our communities.

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Support the show by purchasing our books:
Labyrinth of the World
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1:22 – What is Upstream Ministries all about
2:32 – What are the things you’ve discovered over the years about student’s spiritual life
4:42 – If a student graduated from high school as illiterate, we’d say it’s a failed system (what
does this say about church)
5:10 – Would you say that most church kids are spiritually illiterate when coming to college
7:27 – Are the churches these spiritually illiterate students coming from just nominal churches
9:14 – Churches are not effective in training up disciples
11:19 – What about all the apologetics materials available
11:57 – Parents can disciple their children through living authentically
15:42 – It would be so much better if students were more mature spiritually when coming to
college
16:36 – How are we discipling adults
17:34 – Pastors are not trained to show people how to follow Jesus
19:01 – The way we’ve approached church is not functional in discipleship
20:06 – A statistic about apologetics
22:45 – The church is always a step behind where they need to be
24:12 – Apologetics isn’t how you get the front door
25:15 – The danger of the church getting off into politics
26:53 – If parents are passionate about subjects off message of the gospel, then that what kids
will follow
31:15 – Take your young people along in your service to the Lord
32:16 – Spiritual intervention shouldn’t be happening in the teen years
33:57 – If you raise spiritually solid young people, they are going to be ready to engage the
world
37:28 – Church people don’t want discipleship
41:01 – “The university screwed up the teens”
42:05 – Do you really think “Christian universities” are much better
44:02 – Youth pastors know that their programs aren’t effective