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Blog readers: I am fully in fundraising mode! Forgive me for using the blog to get the word out about our needs as a ministry, but it does take some begging to do what we do at the Credo House. Thankfully, I don’t have to do this as much as I used to! But the [...]

Introducing 3 Brand-New Resources: Pre-Order Your Copies Today


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1. Bible Boot Camp: How to Study the Bible We’re ecstatic to be offering the next installment (volume 2) in our brand new Bible Boot Camp series: How to Study the Bible So many people believe the Bible is accurate, yet so few actually study it regularly.  Many times this is because the reader has [...]

A Financial Call from Michael Patton


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Most of you are reading this because you believe in what we at Reclaiming the Mind/Credo House Ministries are doing. If you don’t, no need to read any further . . . Good, glad you are continuing to read. It is not just that you believe in our ministry or Michael Patton, but that you [...]

New Programs Under Development


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We’re excited to share the new programs under development at Reclaiming the Mind Ministries. Many of you are familiar with our acclaimed theology program. While The Theology Program will always remain our flagship program, we are excited to have a few new programs come alongside it this year. The three large projects we’re looking forward [...]

Three Important Announcements


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1. The site is changing servers. Therefore, there will not be much activity here for the next week or so. (We are scared we will lose it). 2. Tonight, you are invited to www.livestream.com/reclaimingthemind to join our live theology session. It will be a Converse with Scholars as, author, professor at DTS, and pastor Dr. Mark [...]

Show Your Theological Pride


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“I am studing at home The Theology Program and I found it the most amazing study I have ever done. You can have a total view of the Church with all it’s changes and diversity, with a good biblical justification to all their teachings. I recommend it for all whose like to know more about [...]

What Does the Credo House Have to Do with the Blog?


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Not much, just that it is keeping me from writting any blogs as we are finishing things up. I don’t think I have ever been so busy and so tired before. But we are having fun. We should pick up on the blog in the next couple of weeks. Oh, also, if you want, stop [...]

Credo House Video Update


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Sacerdotalism
[sass''-er-dote''-uh-liz''-um] (Latin sacerdos, “priest”) Sacerdotalism is the belief in an established hierarchy that separates man from God. In such a system the priesthood stands as an essential mediator between God and man. This priesthood, according to sacerdotalists, is a necessary component in worship, receiving communion, confessing sin, baptism, and other acts of administering grace. This [...] continue reading