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Monthly Archives: January 2017
Cycling: Little More Poking Draper
It was pretty warm by the time I got out on my bike — 70°F (21C). Somehow I knew this wouldn’t be much of an adventure, and I didn’t run across a single place that called my name. Still, I … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, Draper Lake, geography, photography
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Heathen Religious Wars
Let’s understand things in terms of what will actually work. Keep in mind that anyone who adheres from the heart to God’s Law will harvest a blessing of shalom. The difference is academic between God’s direct personal intervention and Creation’s … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged moral discernment, moral dominion, Noah's Covenant, quantum reality, social sciences
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An Epistle for Our Times
In terms of missions — addressing the world around us — we stand in the gateway of Noah. That is, we use the framework of Noah’s Covenant to address the broader needs of humanity. Sure, it complicates things when we … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged ANE, Covenant of Noah, evangelism, heart-led, mission
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Photography: Urban Landscape
Today’s ride was more about the pictures and just poking around a few areas I’ve not seen in years. I headed out through Del City to Eagle Lake and stopped for a while on the bridge over Crooked Oak Creek. … Continue reading
Of Cattle and Sheep
Does it require an explanation so long and detailed that nobody will read it? The US health care system is a time bomb in the first place. It is broken and the fix is not what everyone imagines. If you … Continue reading
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Tagged computer technology, economics, heart-led, medicine, moral discernment, politics, True Shepherd of Souls
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Psalm 119: Qoph 145-152
Here we have the Song of Assurance. Prayer works. As the psalmist notes, genuine effective prayer requires a fully committed heart first, but the heart knows what to ask because the heart knows what God wants to do. And it … Continue reading
Cycling: Another Draper Adventure
The other day, when I was revisiting the canyon (near “A” on the map), the trail leading farther called my name. After a few cold days, I knew where I wanted to go today. It still required sweat pants and … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, geography, photography
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Trump Will (Accidentally) Destroy Israel
I’ve said that The Cult thrives on tension. You might imagine that some day it would hope to actually take over the world, but that’s not how it works. Since The Cult is a demonic presence so the whole purpose … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged Christian Zionists, history, Israel, social sciences, The Cult, Zionism
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Just a Short Ride
After two days too frosty and windy to ride, today was no less windy, but warm enough to handle it. It was about 45°F (7C) with stiff breezes from the northwest, carrying air that was cooler than the ambient temperatures … Continue reading
Some Current Tech Talk Trends
In my computer tech support ministry, I still run into people with notions carved in stone from before the introduction of Windows. It arises from the bureaucratic mindset seeping into the wider society: Invent once; never progress. Do you know … Continue reading
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Tagged computer technology, linux, windows
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