For a minister to come along and start his own church, separate of all denomination, is really in my mind and, in light of different cult activity, in many peoples minds suspicious. 


It wouldn't at all be suspicious in my mind.  I know some Christians who haven't been to seminary who know a lot more spiritual truth in the Bible than do many pastors today.  A lot of men in the pulpit are there NOT because God has called them but because they decided for themselves that that's what they want to do.  I'm not saying that that is the case with you, because I don't know you, but what I have observed elsewhere.


The leader of our fellowship has no divinity degree, he is fire chief for the community!  I don't agree with all his teachings, but that is what my bible is for...to be the good Berean and to delve into the life-giving Word for myself. 

The church is so rife with corruption that you may only find a handful of people in your community that still seeks God with all their heart, body and mind. 

It is a lonely, narrow path to walk...and church doctrine has fallen greatly into error in the last two millennium. It is full of pitfalls and misdirection.

But, so it has been prophecied for these times. Lack of sound doctrine.