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Monthly Archives: April 2019
Teachings of Jesus — John 7:25-53
We know that Luke managed to ferret out the details of Jesus’ birth and some outline of His early years. His gospel reflects this dramatic tale of birth in His ancestral home of Bethlehem, as a descendent of King David. … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Bible History, hebrew prophets, Jesus Christ, John's Gospel
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Hands Tied by God
First and foremost: We follow Christ alone. Without any apology, we serve Him at whatever cost to our comfort, convenience, or even our lives. Furthermore, we assert that most Westerners have no clue who He is, nor who He was … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged ancient hebrew culture, Biblical Law, human reason, Jesus Christ, peace with god, shalom, western biases
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Biblical Morals in War
If we are going to follow Christ, we cannot afford to insert into our religion a value system that He did not hold. If there’s one thing this blog shouts out repeatedly, it’s that Western morals do not reflect those … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged ancient hebrew culture, Biblical Law, biblical morality, Jesus Christ, King David, Western Christian mythology
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Random Chapel Shots
A few random images from my prayer rides so far this week… First up is a shelter I saw standing on the north bank of the North Canadian River at the mouth of Crutch Creek. You can see a rather … Continue reading
A Ministry Shift
This blog is a ministry outlet. I didn’t start this nearly ten years ago as a social outlet. Social connections do happen here, but that’s just a side effect of the medium. The essential purpose of this blog is a … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, heart-led, publishing, radix fidem, writing
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Teachings of Jesus — John 7:14-24
This chapter of John’s Gospel opens with about six months after the events in Chapter 5, wherein Jesus healed the paralyzed man on the Sabbath. The Sanhedrin were seeking to lay hands on Jesus with the intent to secretly execute … Continue reading
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Tagged Jesus Christ, Jesus reinforced Moses, John's Gospel, literal meaning
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Stand in the Lord
A discussion with my beloved reminded me of something. The shepherd man of God does not fit the mainstream social definition of “nice” or even “cooperative.” Once you discard that false sense of obligation, and turn to make Christ your … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged biblical manhood, false guilt, game, shepherd role, social conditioning
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Fiction: Tearing a Hole
She glanced out the window again at her neighbor. He had been in the backyard since sunrise, working on something that looked like a front-loading washing machine sitting on a low sturdy table. There are odd bits and pieces attached … Continue reading
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Tagged fiction, humor, science, time and space
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The Limits of “Virtual”
I can’t tell people what to do. I can tell people how I decide what I do for me, and hope that gives you some clues so you can decide for yourself. Twice in just a few weeks, the Northern … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged disasters, economics, nature, virtual parish, weather
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