Home
of the Brave
At the end of this common refrain
sung at ball games, there erupts a burst of hooting and hollering as if the
angels of heaven were cheering in unspeakable joy for the conviction of one more
soul given to Christ. Why should
there be a home for the brave? What
does that mean? Well, it shouldn’t
mean ‘let the games begin’ as if one were in a Roman coliseum feeding the
Christians to the lions in a time of ‘bread and circuses’, self indulgence and
apostasy.
There is a deeper spiritual meaning
for the brave seeking a place they can call home. A house and a home are not the same
thing. A house is a mere structure
or building, whereas a home is a safe haven or sanctuary. The house of Israel is just a racial
designation, but Israel’s home gets much closer to where we will find the
Kingdom of God. Home is where the
heart is. It’s where families live
and collectively congregate.
“And let us consider one another to provoke unto love and to do good
works; not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some
is” Heb. 10:24-25.
Buildings have been mistakenly labeled
the church. Historically, the
biblical church has been distorted to mean the architecture or a structured
societal organization in lieu of those brave enough to respond to their calling
and thus be ‘the called out ones’.
Ironically, it is the man made church societies that Christians are to
separate themselves from. In fact,
the real church is simply the racial response of God’s people to their Creator,
not the failed institutions of man that claim to be the only bona fide religion
in town. Hence, we can clearly see
a major difference between the denominational church-building/organization and
the revival of a home church movement.
The first is based on people control, neutralizing any ability to hear
God freely. The latter promotes
freedom for all to hear God collectively to ascertain the revelation of any
individual. It is a check and
balance system that God has instilled to insure that the truth is
preserved.
The congregations of Israel are like
sheep and can get lost without the right kind of shepherds to lead them out of
alien territory, which is often hostile to Christ. God organized His people into a Kingdom
under Moses at Mt. Sinai. God
revealed to them that they “Shall be to Me a Kingdom of priests and a holy
nation” (Ex. 19:6). But, the
people reneged just like today.
This was soon corrupted to mean a hierarchy of ‘wolves in sheep’s
clothing’, rather than the people at large. God never meant for there to be a
bourgeoisie of religious leaders with a special chosen status within an already
established chosen race leading to fratricidal warfare. God’s Plan for the Ages has never
categorically envisioned a class of big people controlling the little
people. The nature of the beast
(empires) has always sought to control others and to get them to forfeit their
Christian responsibilities. It
wasn’t the fault of Moses that the people wanted to hear from him what God had
to say. This problem has haunted
our race to the present era where so called “church” leaders demand that the
people believe what they believe they have heard from God and as a consequence,
all the little people that question their authority are then ostracized or
excommunicated.
You and I
have the right and divine responsibility to hear from God ourselves, but this
obligation has been removed from most “churches” today for the sake of
unity. This is the spirit of
denominationalism, having thousands of different church laws and dogma
reflecting a unity of ignorance.
Kinsman
Redeemer Ministries has church guidelines, but I am not the head of the church…
Christ is. Our ministry is a home
church based on the attraction of Christian principles. Our no-pressure policy of being a member
is to take it or leave it. Real
unity is mirrored in rightly dividing the word of truth. Our goal is to be in agreement with
Jesus.
It takes a brave Christian to break
from the bonds of tradition for the sake of unity in Christ, which is a
response of God’s people to their calling to come out of the so called unity of
man-made social institutions in conflict with the divine plan. The real church of Christ is not called
out to go in hiding from society, waiting for a nonsensical ‘Rapture’. No, we are called forth as militant
soldiers to advance the cause of Christ so that even the gates of hell cannot
prevail against it. We are
motivated to lead society and Aryan culture according to the government of
Christ. The limp wristed churches
have been hiding from their responsibilities for far too long and it must
stop. It’s no home for the
brave.
Oh, I’m sorry, you may have thought
this message on the brave was going to be about firefighters or our troops
overseas (who are paid to do what they do) or a flag waving tribute to the
4th of July. No, this is
about ‘the called out ones’, which is what the word ‘church’ means in the Bible;
translated from the Greek word ‘ecclesia’.
Christianity has survived thousands of years of institutional
persecution, because of those brave souls who have paid the price of coming out
of apostasy; who don’t just take the word of their preachers, but comprehend the
Word of God for themselves. When
Scripture says, “Study to show thyself approved unto God… rightly dividing
the word of truth” (II Tim. 2:15), it is giving everyone the right to hear
God for themselves.
What some people fail to realize is
that God does have callings giving our race spiritual authority and
direction. However, that doesn’t
mean putting our own people in subjugation, such as King Saul who missed the
point of his calling. The authority
given to King Saul was an empowerment to give his people a freedom to obey God
together. Authority is delegated
from God to those who help others, not themselves. And yet the latter seems to be the rule
rather than the exception, with one corrupt church after another crafting bigger
and better Vatican’s. True
leadership allows God to show the people who is truly called to form and lead a
body politic. Ultimately, the
plethora of home churches will independently arrive at the same political
conclusions ushering in the supernatural operations of the Kingdom Age
(replacing the Church Age). It will
indeed be a New Age, but not the one envisioned by airhead philosophers.
The ecclesia and a body politic are
synonymous. Our body politic is
governed by God’s Law, not man’s spin on how to circumvent it. Wicked leaders in high places are highly
offended at anyone who challenges their authority. But we must obey God, rather than men
(Acts 5:29). “For rulers are
not a terror to good works, but to the evil… for he is a minister of God to thee
for good” Romans 13:3-4. Brave
Christians have been burned at the stake for denying the orthodox
establishment. Just ask William
Tyndale for daring to publish God’s Word in English for the common man. God called Tyndale to lead our people to
study and apply the Bible on our own; to further advance His Kingdom. Leaders can be blind, not seeing their
calling (blinded by self aggrandizement), and lead blind supporters into the
ditch of destruction. That’s why we
should be careful to appreciate the little people i.e. the meek and humble who
are brave enough to hear their calling and stand up against the giants of
government and religion.
It has not
been an easy tow for the Christian Identity movement, reminiscent of the parable
of the sower planting seeds. The
message doesn’t always land on fertile ground. And sometimes the ground is
over-fertilized with chemicals.
Nevertheless, the Good News of our callings, as the true Israel, bravely
moves forward through much testing and adversity. We are home for those we help out of the
ditch, becoming a sanctuary and community of families no longer in need of the
old structures of misbegotten authority.
Christian
Identity has been shifting from church houses to home churches, meaning we
should worship God rather than ego driven money pits when we come together for
fellowship. I’m always getting
inquiries as to where a CI church is in their area. With this message, I hope to teach them
that the venue is in their heart and minds. We don’t just go to “church”, we get to
work (being about our Father’s business); we are not just hearers of the word,
but doers. “The
harvest truly is great, but the laborers are few” Luke 10:2. Our callings from God are
proactive. The brave are not
sedentary aka ‘couch potatoes’.
The truth
is we should not follow men who have not followed God, but should follow the
clear teachings of the Word that comes to us or through others. I know that may be a subtle distinction,
but it is possible when one matures in Christ and develops the ability to know
them by their fruits. Some
doctrines are so deep that they should just be put on a theological smorgasbord,
rather than force feeding thy brethren with threats of hell or Mr. Satan. An adversary of God is one who
determines the criteria of what constitutes a Christian that cannot be found in
Scripture. Christians do not divide
on the simplicity of Christ. The
simple fact is that the Word is the love and wrath of God, not the opinion and
assumptions of man.
Some
people are drawn to the hierarchy of cultish fan clubs with charismatic leaders
and enticed to let the King Sauls do the thinking for them; while others resort
to anarchy and become lone wolves.
Both fail to hear God’s calling for their self, because God’s revelation
of the truth is dependant upon more than one person. “Many are called” (Mt. 22:14) so that
“All things work together for good” (Romans 8:28). For who? “To them who are the called according to
His purpose.” The ecclesia is a
magnetic plurality of brave Christians learning to move in the same direction…
as a body of Christ. The purpose of
God is to be a Light unto the world, while conversely casting, “The unprofitable
servant into outer darkness” (Mt. 25:30), “Performed against Babylon, to make
[it] a desolation without an inhabitant” (Jer. 51:29). In other words, the corruption of modern
Babylon will be purged from the Kingdom of God and not one antichrist will
inhabit our land. Those kicked out
of the Kingdom are referred to as “dogs, sorcerers, whoremongers, murderers,
idolaters and liars” (Rev. 22:15).
It’s difficult for the brave Christian
to find a home in a land filled with the spirit of King Sauls; a spirit that
inculcates fear and intimidation in the common people to have a relationship
with God. What they have is a
relationship with Popes and glorified expositors. The people abdicated their authority to
receive God’s revelation for themselves for fear of those acting like jewish
Pharisees. It will always be a
problem and insubordination to God when these leaders substitute the calling of
all the congregations of Israel (to hear from God) with themselves. “Quench [extinguish] not
the Spirit” I Thes. 5:19.
By the
2nd century AD, the “church” once again devolved into a spirit of
King Saul and the trappings of a religious hierarchy, making unity an excuse to
eliminate all competing viewpoints.
Agape love and compassion took a back seat to papal-like violence and the
arm of the flesh. The organized
church was gradually becoming another Babylon and the historical results have
been chaos. The home of the brave,
which we could describe as the racially conscious community of White Christians
responding to their callings to advance the Kingdom of God, waxed and waned from
non-conformists to an underground movement, sometimes suffering from censorship
to being hunted down and killed. Is
there anything braver than fighting for an idea… from God?
Our founding fathers understood this
principle during the American Revolution.
“Resistance to tyranny is obedience to God” was the cry against the
throne of man. Having pastors,
elders, deacons and bishops is quite biblical, but it is a breach of office to
demand subservience from those they are supposed to serve. These workers of inequity represent the
oppression of an elite few who lead our people into spiritual dead ends. The corrupt political-religious
establishment today is unable to champion freedom for all to hear God’s Spirit
directing our paths, in which the body politic can share a multiplicity of
spiritual blessings (I Cor. 2:13).
We need to
grow in grace by comparing notes in Christian love, weighing things in the
balance and making corrections for instruction in righteousness. If we can admit that God does not limit
His wisdom, dispensing a single perfect revelation to one person, then we can
move with God and His will for us by having home churches i.e. many members
fitly framed together, much in the same way as the 1st century
apostolic churches networked in a spirit of cooperation. Wherein, the fruit of the Holy Spirit is
manifested within the body of believers.
Here is an abiding love of God for His people and an environment
conducive for Him to dwell amongst them.
The brave
are not lying in the flag-draped coffins of Babylon or buried in regimentated
cemeteries with thousands of parallel token crosses. The brave are quickened to obey
according to the Law and to keep all that is written in the Word. That’s easier said than done in a
diseased society that condones secular humanism as politically correct. “The Lord is a man of war” (Ex.
15:3), but, “He is not the God of the dead” (Mark 12:27), which means a
lot of folks may be dying for the wrong God. “These shall make war with the Lamb,
and the Lamb shall overcome them; and they that are with Him are called, chosen
and faithful” Rev. 17:14.
“In the world ye shall have tribulation; but be of good cheer; I have
overcome the world” John 16:33.
“This is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith”
I John 5:4. Be advised: our faith
may be a “hate crime” in the land of the free. “Be strong and of a good courage,
fear not, nor be afraid of them; for the Lord thy God, He it is that doth go
with thee; He will not fail thee, nor forsake thee” Deut. 31:6.
Your course is now charted for home
territory. “That ye should show
forth the praises of Him who hath called you out of darkness into His marvelous
light” I Peter 2:9. Don’t you
believe the cowards of life who try to tell you, “The world is not my home”,
when Jesus Christ, “Giveth life unto the world” (John 6:33).
This is my Father’s
world,
Where brave hearts come to
stay.
The Lord hath prepared a home for
you,
Where you’ll never go
away.
God is good and full of
promise,
So tarry not, come Judgment
Day.
The Light of the world is not
mocked,
Turn from the wicked, seek truth and
pray.
Thank you blessed Kinsman
Redeemer,
For each and every thing you say.
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