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A Church That Is
Having said that Radix Fidem is no church, I’d be lying if I said there was no church here. Jesus pointedly said that, even where so few as two or three come together in His name, He is there. He … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged bicycling, church, Creation, heart-led, photography, radix fidem, virtual communion
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A Church That Isn’t
What we can say about Radix Fidem depends on the question and how you ask it. We are a community of shared faith, but not a church, nor a denomination. It’s really about faith itself. This is not an organization, … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged church, covenant community of faith, eldercraft, faith, radix fidem, religion
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A Lesson on Prophecy
Let me share with you how I handle this. Given the shifting context of our situation here in the USA, what I’ve written in the past needs a little refresher. Eternity exceeds knowing, particularly in terms of what I might … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged faith, ministry, prophecy, sensory heart, spiritual gifts
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Attention Hounds That Don’t Deliver
This is just a personal rant. Since I’m retired, I have plenty of time to read stuff on the Internet. I read widely because I’m not committed to any partisan position. It’s all evil, but some things are simply less … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged full disclosure, information war, ministry, politics, self denial
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Children of Heaven
It’s all about building the Kingdom of Heaven on earth. You are a citizen of His Kingdom, a child of His household. This is a feudal covenant. He is Your Lord and Father; your life new belongs to Him. All … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged covenant community of faith, faith, feudal obligations, Garden of Eden, kingdom of heaven, rationalism
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Law of Moses — 1 Kings 14
We’ve noted before that the Northern Kingdom had long drifted farther and farther from the Covenant given at Mount Sinai. By the time Solomon passed the throne to his son, she also pulled away from the Davidic Dynasty. Despite the … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Divided Kingdom, history israel, idolatry, Kings of Israel, Kings of Judah, Law of Moses
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Lessons Learned
Radix Fidem is faith-driven. I’ve consistently taught that you should follow your own convictions, and that the only reason we have anything to share is to offer examples of what’s possible. The whole idea is to drive you to look … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged Big Tech, divine calling, mission, networking technology, personal experience
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Law of Moses — 1 Kings 12
We may never understand what God had in mind by dividing the Kingdom. What is not in doubt is that both sides of the division utterly failed to take the wiser path. What we have here is a tragedy of … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged economic troubles, King Solomon, Kings of Israel, Kings of Judah, Law of Moses, politics
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Who Am I?
God has commanded me to ready myself to lead a group of people in a faith community. As I’ve been devoting myself in prayer to preparation for leading a congregation, there’s been a lot of soul searching. It’s important to … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged Christian Mystic, eldership, government, liberty, mission, personal
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Ruled by Compassion
As Jesus’ cousin and possibly His closest human friend, John is considered the Apostle closest to the Master’s heart, particularly in his writings. It was John who revealed that Jesus said at the Last Supper: “A new commandment I give … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Law, compassion, Covenant of Christ, covenants, sacrificial love, the Covenant of Moses
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