DIRECTOR’S OPENING COMMENT:
T’S TIME CONSTRAINED VIEW POINT
Forever know this TCL Leader posture :”I am very PRO each of the Humans..be they accepting Christ …or not, In a Church….or not…Also be they what I deem “True”…. or :False”…Old or Young…Any race….also be the MY STYLE OR TYPE or NOT….and whether they carry the LIFE OF GOD and the JOY OF JESUS(Hebrews 1:9) …. or not.
Reason?...for the Time Given to Each one of us on earth is passing quickly and “only what is authentically done for Christ will last..meaning after we pass through this mortal earthly veil and pass into Eternity where we stand alone before Him.
I just desire that Each and Every Person …are happy when they get there!
AN ETERNAL POINT: Galatians 1:8–9 (KJV) and it’s a strong warning from the Apostle Paul about preaching a different gospel than the one originally given by Christ.
Galatians 1:8–9 (KJV)
8 “But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed.”
9 “As we said before, so say I now again, If any man preach any other gospel unto you than that ye have received, let him be accursed.”:
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“Accursed” (Greek: anathema) means set apart for destruction, cut off from Christ, or under divine judgment.
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Paul is saying: even if he himself or a supernatural being like an angel teaches something different than the Gospel of Christ, that person is under a curse.
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This shows how seriously God takes distorting the Gospel—which is the message of salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone (see Ephesians 2:8–9).
DEEP DIVE INTO
CHRISTIAN DECONSTRUCTION
FIRST GLIMPSE (too much information to not cover it deeply)
Ephesians 1:17 (KJV)
“That the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give unto you the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge OF him:”
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Purpose: DECONSTRUCTION Movement the Taveau Creative Leadership Ministry AI Submitted as Selah:
Yours truly is online quite a lot, as that is my call: to know, to understand.
Since 2023 I’ve noticed this group,named “Deconstruction” on several media streams.
From the many clips, which are mostly him, with a few hers…this movement seems mostly white, relatively young (mid 30’s..early 40’s Millenium or younger?) and apparently disgruntled evangelical, not going for Book of Acts Holy Spirit, speaking in tongues, etc. (which explains the desire to know more as it “seems” to this viewer, to continually “complain” but offer no real Bible Glad Tidings or Jesus Christ Hebrews 1:9 “joy.” But nobody really anyone who put their face online, be it male or female, any race and perhaps many are more than meets the eye. Here goes “the Chat GPT AI fully objective and mature First Church Jesus, Paul, Scriptures “deep dive.” Note: Are these “quiet cessationists” (anti Book of Acts in modern days) who don’t know a personal relationship with the Loving Christ..or not? I frankly do not know…and we’ll delve into this together.
Dr. Taveau asks Chat GPT AI to go through it’s resources and define it’s “Christian” movement’ core beliefs. NOTE See Big teaching article about Determining “Christian Ministers, Leaders who depart from Christ’s First Core Doctrines 1. MY DIFFERENT GOSPEL CHECKLIST at the top of www.ministryaiandi.com2. But far more meaty, filled Bible warnings from the First Church true apostles about “coming times when many will depart from the faith)April 29, 2025 PART 1 A SPEAKER; BUT DO THEY TEACH A DIFFERENT GOSPEL “(also any of YOU are always welcome to analyze senior apostolic Me.
END TIME PERSPECTIVE Final Point: Despite WHO, WHAT, WHY, WHERE, WHEN, OR WOE; Dr Taveau, Sr. Pastor T, leader founder of EORR Cross Body Unity Intl ,Diverse move has a standing Isaiah 1:18 Policy. (relationship, try to understand, to work things out respectfully, even if, as we cannot fully agree)
Note: Apostolic Leader Dr T says, “I am basically clueless about Deconstruction, yet I do know True and False Doctrine. This is Chat GPT AI responses to MY sincere questions. And if I am in error and stating things which are not “appropriate” about this professing to be Christian Movement, I can be “respectfully maturely informed, corrected” at crossbodyunity@gmail.com
Sincerely, Ministry Leader T
FIRST GLIMPSE: UNDERSTANDING DECONSTRUCTION
Fully know that I respect these and all others I mention..as it’s really tough out there!
FOLLOWING THIS…THE SECOND GLIMPSE ( more in depth, yet similar)
A Faith Journey or a Different Gospel?
Introduction
In recent years, a movement called Deconstruction has gained significant attention within Christian circles, particularly among former evangelicals. It involves rethinking and critically questioning traditional Christian beliefs, church practices, and doctrines that have shaped the faith for centuries. Deconstruction is often a response to personal experiences of disillusionment, hurt, or frustration with institutionalized religion, but is it a faithful journey towards truthor a step away from the gospel? This article explores the core elements of deconstruction, its impact on the church, and whether it aligns with the teachings of Scripture.
What Is Deconstruction?
Deconstruction, in the context of faith, refers to the process of questioning or unpacking long-held beliefs and church practices. For many, this journey begins with doubt about the foundations of Christianity, often due to negative experiences in church environments, perceived hypocrisy, or concerns about theological inconsistencies. While this process may be a means to find deeper, more authentic faith, it also poses questions about what happens when traditional beliefs are deconstructed.
Chat GPT AI Lists the Core Beliefs of Deconstructionists
TD notes: Some are acquainted with the following use of Big Theological Terms, I am not, so I am going to do this twice once for the Theological types of experts, the other for us plain speaking common folks.
Chat GPT says:
While each individual who undergoes deconstruction may have unique reasons for their journey, there are several common themes:
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Relativism and Universalism:
Many deconstructionists begin to view salvation through a universalist lens, believing that all paths lead to God, regardless of whether one accepts Jesus as Lord and Savior. This undermines the biblical doctrine that salvation comes only through faith in Jesus Christ (John 14:6, Acts 4:12). -
Questioning Scripture’s Authority:
Deconstructionists may begin to doubt the inerrancy of the Bible and the authority of Scripture. This leads to subjective interpretations of biblical passages and often challenges traditional doctrinal teachings, such as the doctrine of the atonement or the resurrection of Christ. Without a firm trust in the Bible as God’s inspired word (2 Timothy 3:16-17), the foundation of the gospel becomes unclear. -
Personal Experience Over Doctrine:
Deconstruction often emphasizes personal experience over doctrinal clarity. For some, this leads to a more individualistic view of faith, where subjective experience replaces objective truth as the measure of belief. The focus shifts from doctrinal purity to personal authenticity, but the danger is that it risks losing the message of salvation through Christ alone. -
Social Justice Focus:
Deconstruction is frequently tied to movements that focus on social justice and cultural transformation. While these issues are important in the life of a believer, they should not replace the primary mission of the church: to preach the gospel of Christ and bring people to salvation. The social justice gospel can sometimes eclipse the message of personal salvation and eternal life.
TAVEAU ASKS:
When We Compare “Christian Deconstruction Move” and the Bible First Church Gospel…
Q. Is It On A Different Path?
Chat GPT Answers
While deconstruction may start as a search for truth, it often leads people away from the core elements of the Christian faith:
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POINT: The gospel of Christ teaches that salvation comes through faith in Jesus alone (Ephesians 2:8-9), and His sacrifice on the cross is the only means by which we can be reconciled with God.
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NOTE: By questioning the inerrancy of Scripture and redefining the exclusivity of Christ, deconstructionists often miss the heart of the gospel message: that Jesus Christ is the way, the truth, and the life, and no one comes to the Father except through Him (John 14:6).
TAVEAU ASKS
Is Deconstruction a Path to Truth or a Step Away from the Gospel?
CHAT GPT says
(“mentally?”) Deconstruction can be a necessary journey for some who are seeking to understand and rebuild their faith. However, it is crucial that this journey does not lead away from the gospel. Christians are called to hold firmly to the gospel message—that Jesus Christ is the Son of God who died for our sins and was raised for our justification (1 Corinthians 15:3-4).
POINT: However, If deconstruction results in abandoning these core truths, it no longer reflects the true gospel.
Conclusion
Deconstruction “can be: a faith journey of rediscovery. …..However, it must be rooted in scriptural truth and the core message of the gospe
- As Christians, we are called to be faithful to the truth of Scripture and to the message of salvation through Christ alone.
- While questions and doubts are natural, the ultimate goal of our faith journey should be to draw nearer to Christ, not to push away from His saving grace.
Sister TD Asks Chat GPT:
The Observation: It seems that many espousing the Deconstruction movement have wounded by the “Form” “system” and many “human persons and controlling authority”
Please explore how specific biblical figures or events (like the Apostle Paul) handled these tensions between freedom and structure
Chat GPT responds:
Let’s dive into how biblical figures, particularly the Apostle Paul, Jesus, and the early church in the Book of Acts, handled the tensions between freedom and structure. These examples provide key insights into how the early church balanced the freedom in the Spirit with the need for structure and order in the community of believers.
1. Apostle Paul:
Paul’s ministry and letters are a rich source of wisdom regarding the balance between freedom and structure. Paul himself was once a legalistic Pharisee who lived under strict rules and regulations (Philippians 3:5-6), but after his conversion, he experienced the transformative power of grace and the Holy Spirit. Yet, Paul never advocated for lawlessness or complete abandonment of structure in the church.
Freedom in Christ, But Not Lawlessness:
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Freedom in Christ: Paul often emphasizes the freedom believers have in Christ (Romans 8:1-2, Galatians 5:1). He teaches that salvation is by grace through faith, not by adhering to the law (Ephesians 2:8-9). This freedom was radical in its rejection of legalistic rituals like circumcision and the strict following of the Mosaic law.
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Paul’s Message on Order: Despite promoting freedom, Paul also emphasizes the importance of order in the church. In 1 Corinthians 14:40, Paul writes, “But everything should be done in a fitting and orderly way.” In 1 Timothy 3, Paul outlines the qualifications for church leaders, showing that leadership and structure are essential for the health of the body.
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Grace and Freedom, But Responsibility: Paul also clarifies that freedom does not mean doing whatever we want. In Galatians 5:13-14, he writes, “You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh; rather, serve one another humbly in love.” Freedom in Christ means being empowered by the Spirit to serve others, not to live in selfishness or rebellion.
2. Jesus:
Jesus’ ministry is the foundation for both freedom and structure in the Christian faith.
Freedom and Grace, but Not Lawlessness:
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Freedom from the Law: Jesus often rebuked legalism among the Pharisees, who were more concerned with external rituals than with loving God and others. In Matthew 23:23, Jesus criticizes them for neglecting the weightier matters of the law—justice, mercy, and faithfulness—while focusing on minor details like tithing spices. Jesus emphasizes the heart of the law, not merely the outward performance.
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Kingdom Structure: While Jesus rejected the external, oppressive legalism of the Pharisees, He also spoke of the structure of the kingdom of God. For instance, in Matthew 18:17, Jesus gives guidelines for church discipline, showing that order within the community is essential for spiritual health. Jesus also appointed the Twelve Apostles to help lead the church after His ascension (Luke 6:12-16).
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The New Commandment: Jesus summed up the law with two key commandments: love God and love others (Matthew 22:37-40). This love is central to the Christian walk and empowered by the Holy Spirit, not by mere rules or legalistic measures.
3. The Early Church (Acts):
The Book of Acts shows how the first church balanced freedom in the Spirit with church structure.
The Role of the Holy Spirit:
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The Holy Spirit plays a central role in the early church. In Acts 2, the Spirit empowers the apostles to speak in languages they hadn’t learned (Acts 2:4), and they immediately begin to preach the gospel with boldness and power. The early church is characterized by signs and wonders, healing, and miraculous events, showing that the Holy Spirit was active and leading the believers.
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The early church experienced supernatural guidance from the Holy Spirit, as seen in Acts 13:2, when the Spirit directs the church to set apart Paul and Barnabas for the work of missions. The church was not merely about human strategies but was led by God’s Spirit in its mission and decision-making.
Church Structure and Order:
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Leaders: The apostles had a clear leadership structure but it was not about control. In Acts 6, when the early church grew, the apostles appointed deacons to serve and ensure the fair distribution of resources (Acts 6:1-6). This shows a practical structure for service, rather than a rigid hierarchy.
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Church Discipline: Even in Acts, there is discipline in the church when Ananias and Sapphira lie to the Holy Spirit (Acts 5:1-11). This shows that while the church is Spirit-led, it also requires holiness and obedience to God’s standards.
Conclusion:
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Paul, Jesus, and the early church all demonstrate a balance between freedom in the Spirit and the need for order and structure in the body of Christ. While the early church faced challenges—legalism, misunderstandings, and the need for proper leadership—they were united in their mission to proclaim Christ and to love one another.
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Deconstruction may critique rigid structures and human authority, but the first church teaches us that God’s order is necessary for spiritual growth and mission. However, it also shows that love, freedom in Christ, and the leading of the Holy Spirit must always be the foundation of church life.
LIFE IN REALITY VS “ABIDING RELATIONSHIP” AND INVISIBLE ETERNITY
TOPIC: LOGIC, INTELLECT, MORAL WILL (REALITY)…..AND AN INVISIBLE ETERNAL, SACRIFICIAL FAITH which is also “REAL”
Dr T interjects:
Apostle Paul’s own secret Source: Ephesians 1:17 (KJV)
“That the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give unto you the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of him:”
(OF HIM not just talks, reading, Bible passages ABOUT Him)
Key in all of this
MY OWN OPINION “We walk by faith not by sight”
Whenever I view one of their many videos…this is what JUMPS OUT at me, “Where is the “personal knowledge of having an going PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP encounter with the Loving Lord and wealthy of Knowledge about “the non fault finding Him?” This implies that one may want to assess this “movement’ as more ” intellectual, rather than pursuing the the Mature Salvation “interactive and ongoing personal “Christ, Holy Spirit inward witness in addition to the living WORD of GOD..as in per “genuinely KNOWING CHRIST” rather than personal well of knowledge ABOUT HIM. See Apostle Paul Ephesians 1:17 (which I hold very dear) as Paul writes” I pray for all of the churches to have MORE of HIS WISDOM and REVELATION “in the knowledge OF HIM (again: Not ABOUT HIM but OF HIM (after committing to really KNOW HIM and via prayer, times apart seeking Him and finding HIM over time)
True Bible Verses To Ponder
Taveau asks Chat GPT AI
Please give Bible scriptures that reinforce the idea of faith over logic—trusting God even when the path is unclear, which leads us to Christ and our unique calling:
Chat GPT states:
++ Sir Apostle Paul
2 Corinthians 5:7 (KJV)
“For we walk by faith, not by sight:”
Meaning: Our Christian journey is based on trust in God’s Word and Spirit, not what we see, feel, or understand through logic alone. It emphasizes dependence on divine direction, not human reasoning.
++ St Paul Hebrews 11:1 (KJV)
“Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”
Sister Taveau Point: Faith brings spiritual reality( a new inner knowledge, which has got to resemble the inner impressions of James 3:17, 2 Timothy 1:7 …meaning when, if it is the most High God).. into your heart before you see it in the natural. It is the foundation of your calling.
++ Proverbs 3:5-6 (KJV) (Old Testament)
“Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.”
Point: This is a clear command to put faith above logic. God guides your unique purpose when you surrender understanding and let Him lead.
++ St Paul Romans 10:17 (KJV)
“So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.”
TD says”invisible power of faith” comes by. a foolish, invisible “heard the word of God” (Genuine True Bible teaching, listening to Bible verses out loud,)
This “building up of the inside most holy ” Faith is built through God’s Word—not feelings or intellect or advise, or logic . The more you listen to Bible Teaching, His Word, pay inner His voice, the more it silently, calmly, super slowly “mysteriously” defies all education and logic to build YOU UP from the inside to the OUTSIDE and as you practice, make mistakes, ask questions, get good equipping, sometime mentoring, then this helps YOU “perceive and discern” far batter and that lightens up your own path, PS This is HOW I live and HAVE LIVED since a teenager age 16. starting back in Jesus People days.
++ Paul in Romans 8:14 (KJV)
“For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God.”
Note: This speaks of daily guidance by the (invisible, supernatural, peaceful Holy Spirit, and once more…not by logic or man’s systems. Or troubling people. And it It’s how Jesus walked—and how we find our individual purpose. (Meaty John 5 which shows how close Christ Messiah connected with the Father in a Relationship, which is still available today, “Jesus said “I don’t do anything or say anything, unless I first hear or see My Father say to do to it, or do it)”
Old Testament Isaiah 55:8-9 (KJV) still applies now
“For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord…”
Point: God’s plans exceed human logic. Obeying in faith will unlock things you could never reason your way into.
Resource: Faith Over Sight: Life Purpose Toolkit (KJV Scripture Chart)
| Focus Area | Scripture (KJV) | Core Meaning |
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| 1. We walk by faith, not logic | 2 Corinthians 5:7 | We live based on spiritual trust, not physical evidence or feelings. |
| 2. Faith = unseen reality | Hebrews 11:1 | Faith gives substance to what we hope for; it proves what we do not see yet. |
| 3. Trust God, not logic | Proverbs 3:5-6 | Trust God fully; don’t lean on your own understanding—He’ll guide your steps. |
| 4. Faith comes by hearing truth | Romans 10:17 | Faith is built by consistently hearing God’s Word—not by logic or arguments. |
| 5. Spirit-led = God’s true sons | Romans 8:14 | Being guided by God’s Spirit—not man—is the mark of true spiritual identity. |
| 6. God’s thoughts > human plans | Isaiah 55:8-9 | God’s way of thinking far exceeds ours; we must follow in faith, not reason. |
| 7. Eyes opened by the Spirit | Ephesians 1:17-18 | Pray for spiritual wisdom and revelation to truly know your calling in Christ. |
| 8. Know Christ beyond intellect | Ephesians 3:19 | Experience the love of Christ in a way that surpasses mental knowledge. |
| 9. Live by faith in Christ daily | Galatians 2:20 | Our identity and purpose are grounded in faith in the Son of God. |
| 10. God’s plan preexisted ours | Jeremiah 29:11 | God already has a purpose for us—faith activates that plan. |
++ Pure Paul in Ephesians 1:17 (KJV)
“That the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give unto you the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of him:”
+ Key Point: Paul prays that believers receive spiritual insight and revelation—not new doctrine, but deeper understanding of Christ Himself. This verse guards against false gospels by anchoring wisdom in relationship with Jesus, not mysticism or human opinion.
++ Apostle Paul in Ephesians 3:19 (KJV)
“And to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge, that ye might be filled with all the fulness of God.”
Key Point: The true Gospel leads to an experiential, transforming knowledge of Christ’s love, beyond intellect. It brings the believer into wholeness and fullness in God, not confusion, fear, or division.
Apostolic leader Taveau Concludes
The Mystery of Eternity, Life, Realism, Truth and Ministry, Our True Purpose…and what is visible, logical,common sense, rational, also material and “educated” (which is presumably viewed as society, peer group “accepted and dignified”)
TD Says: This Jesus Following is more than intellect, logic or mature understand it ALL for we called to live as “unto the Lord” in a mystery (see Paul Ephesians 3 as the Church is training the unseen many powers and principalities), And this is the Long suffering LIFE of the Narrow WAY of Christ which “passes knowledge, experience, lessons, view points, and gift, talents and human inventions, such as internet, spaceflight and hero tremendous “moral, mortal soul efforts”
SECOND GLIMPSE Part 2 will be posted later today or tomorrow
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