Core tenet of Remnant Fellowship Church

Faith becomes real through obedience and change.

Remnant Fellowship teaches that salvation is more than assent or church attendance: people must hear God's word, obey it, turn from sin, and become new in conduct. Love, self-control, humility, and answered prayer are presented as fruits of a restored relationship with God.

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Understanding it — context, not catechism: how this passage is held

The church describes conversion as choosing God, repenting, adopting new conduct and persevering. It applies this approach to desires involving food, money and other parts of ordinary life. Members interpret changes in their lives as spiritual fruit; these testimonies do not establish identical outcomes for everyone.

Reference

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Remnant Fellowship Church, How to Change; paraphrase of the movement's born-again, transformation, obedience, and fruit-of-the-Spirit teaching.

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