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Bridging the Two Realms
Of all the pernicious teachings I confront so often is the foul doctrine of false unity. The preacher thrusts his finger in the air and with grave assertion says, “Until the church unifies on the gospel truth, the world will … Continue reading
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Tagged covenant community of faith, fellowship, moral consciousness, persecution, tribulation, Two Realms
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A Sign for Us
The next crisis is economic; keep your eye on that. You can ignore the rest of this post, but don’t fail to grasp the key issue here. Let me review: The Lord has decreed wrath on the West. It’s a … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged economic troubles, faith, globalism, politics, tribulation, Zionism
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Dreams That Don’t Rest
I slept somewhat poorly. The same dream haunted me the whole night through, something quite rare. It had to do with a very large church in our area. Keep in mind that, of the people I encountered in my dream, … Continue reading
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Tagged american churches, church politics, dreams and visions
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This We Must Defend
The Tower of Babel stands in Scripture as the ultimate example of how bad things can be in this fallen world. It was a government that preyed on people to enslave them to impossible dreams, to pull humanity down to … Continue reading
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Tagged divine revelation, pagan mythology, predators, sanctity of life, shepherd role
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Draper Bikeway 13
This first shot was from last month before the bad weather hit. As it was, they had laid this temporary dam almost a month ago and brought in all the materials, then did nothing for weeks. You can see the … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycling, Draper Lake, photography, weather
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Odds and Ends 05
The new phone came in Friday afternoon. It took hours at our local provider’s store to get it activated. We still have no solid idea why, except that part of it was the failure to get a UIC programmed into … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycling, computer technology, employment, game, miscellaneous, weather
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Teachings of Jesus — Luke 15:11-32
The story of the Prodigal Son has been long established in Western culture. It’s a message well worn and I won’t pretend I know so much as to somehow come up with a brilliant new interpretation. The lesson takes place … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged covenant of moses, forgiveness, jesus parables, Luke's Gospel, penitence
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Howling at the Moon
The New Testament (Colossians 2:16) points out that you cannot be judged for how you observe or do not observe any particular calendar of religious festivals. I’m not trying to add any burdens to your life, but to enrich your … Continue reading
Be Found Faithful
This is not prophecy, per se, but an exercise in sensing the moral drift of things. The manosphere is folding, says Jack, and I agree. The lessons learned have hardly been lost, but the nature of the movement is evolving. … Continue reading
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Tagged dominion, game, human sexuality, moral discernment
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Pastoral Psychology and the Heart 07
Where do you suppose the term “pastoral” comes from in pastoral psychology? It’s that shepherd thing again; the word “pastor” means someone who tends to sheep out in the pasture lands (pastoral means “out in the pasture”). In faith life, … Continue reading
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Tagged covenant family, faith, moral dominion, pastoral counseling, shepherd role
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