My dream is that perhaps in some small way we can encourage you --and ourselves-- to take the words of Jesus seriously. Think about it.... what could happen if we really put His words into action.

Think
Vlog

Follow along with our frequent vlog posts or just catch up on those from the past

Take me there
Articles

Find a collection of old and new, thought-provoking articles that will both encourage and bless you for seeking truth in the ways of the Lord, Jesus Christ.

Take me there
Series

Watch edifying series chosen for the value of it's content, and it's positive influence it will have on your life.

Take me there

Br Dean Taylor

HI, I’m Dean Taylor and I would like to welcome you to RadicalReformation.com.

The aim of this site is to provide original video, journal articles and books coming from an early Christian or conservative Anabaptist perspective.

Meet me

Listen to Audio
Watch Playlist on Youtube

Articles

Building up Yourselves in the Most Holy Faith

An Open Heart and Home

Company’s coming! Company’s coming!” This joyful call often echoes through our house. We all wait in anticipation and welcome our guests at the door. This call and the anticipation that goes with it has always been a part of my life.

The Spirit of Nehemiah

What do these feeble Jews? Will they fortify themselves? Will they sacrifice? Will they make an end in a day? Will they revive the stones out of the heaps of rubbish?

I pray that the enemy is saying this about us in these last days.

The heathen spoke these words with an element of fear as they saw the Jews happily rebuilding the walls around Jerusalem. That which they feared came upon them. Those feeble Jews and the God of heaven revived the stones into walls round about the city. These walls became walls of protection from the world around them and their enemies. They became walls of testimony, verifying their presence among the heathen. They became walls of glory, proclaiming the power and mercy of the God of Israel. My heart stirs within me at the thought of what all of this meant to God and His people in that day.

Covetousness

John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, lived to a good old age, having traveled widely throughout the British Isles. In the year before his death and standing on the threshold of another world he said, “One great reason for the comparative failure of Christianity is the neglect of the solemn words, ‘Lay not up for yourselves treasures on earth.’” On another occasion he wrote: “I have only known two Methodists grow rich without declining in grace.” And later he added a postscript: “No not one.”

This faithful shepherd constantly warned his flock about the danger of accumulating wealth without distributing it properly to their less favored brethren. The following entries from his journal reveal how much this subject lay on his heart:

Series

Give ear, all ye inhabitants of the world

Free Course
Available on The Historic Faith

In this three-part series, join Dean Taylor as he surveys the landscape of Christian involvement in politics. Dean takes a historical approach to expose the devastating results when Christians get involved in the political arena. Constantinianism was not only a fourth, twelfth, or sixteenth-century problem for the church. It is still a corrupting influence in the twenty-first century. Dean will challenge you to reconsider how the Church should engage the culture today.

Watch this now on TheHistoricFaith.com

Anabaptist History Series

Watch this playlist now on Youtube

It's Just War

On March 28, 2014 we held a debate on the question, "Should Christians Fight?" in historic Faneuil Hall in downtown Boston.

Explore the Historic Faith

Dig into the truths of Scripture by exploring the early Church and find out why these early Christian perspectives matter today.

Follow After Jesus

Learn how to be a disciple of Jesus by looking at some of the practical teachings of his earliest followers.

Learn More

App & Offline Access*

Access to all of your content from anywhere. No mobile internet? No problem! Just sync content via wifi and learn on the go.
*Works with iPhone, Android, and Chromebook

Visit our FAQs page for more information.