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Admin: Graphic Artist Needed
This is a ministry; if you need money for it, I’ll try to do some fund-raising. But I’ve been asked to develop some graphics to go with my teaching. In particular, I think it would help if someone could diagram … Continue reading
Posted in administration
Tagged art, education, publishing, writing
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Boxing Day 2018
I will admit that in times past I prayed that God would call me as prophet and grant me the gift of prophetic insight. Some part of me regrets that deeply, because it has become a big pain in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Mysticism, foreign relations, politics, prophecy, spiritual gifts, tribulation
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Merry Christmas 2018
The burden of a shepherd’s care knows no holidays. My Christmas present to you is the reminder that we must tribulate. This was a major issue with the New Testament churches. Paul’s letters are loaded with admonitions to embrace the … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Biblical Mysticism, divine revelation, otherworldly, persecution, prophecy, shepherd role, tribulation
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On Variable Reality
The actual truth cannot be put into words; we can only present it as parable. Your heart can discern things the mind cannot, and an active heart-centered focus will protect your mind from it’s own inherent weaknesses. This is why … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient magic, epistemology, miracles, reality
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Building Exemptions
We’ve discussed previously the image of painting the Blood of Christ on the doorposts of our lives to turn away the wrath of God falling on America. Most people don’t make the connection between that and our non-involvement in the … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged covering, Exodus, Passover, radix fidem, tribulation
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Ask Yourself: Where Is His Glory?
Tonight I had a conversation with a friend about abortion. This is something where we can apply the biblical process of multi-level moral reasoning. Reduced to it’s bottom line in Biblical Law, it’s nobody’s business but the mother and her … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged Anglo-American culture, Biblical Law, convictions, divine justice, family, law, otherworldly, reason
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Teachings of Jesus — Luke 13:1-9
We have two items addressing the same issue: tragic fates and bearing fruit. Who could forget the warning from Isaiah, about God’s vineyard bearing no fruit? The Covenant was supposed to make the nation so winsome that other peoples would … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged call to repentance, Fruits of the Spirit, jesus parables, Luke's Gospel, Messiah
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Faith, Religion and Life
Faith is the soul’s response to a touch from God. Religion is the implementation of what faith demands. Our religion is called Radix Fidem. You’ll search in vain in our documents or on this blog for any kind of prescribed … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged communion, faith, fellowship, radix fidem, virtual parish, virtual religion
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The Shape of American Christian Religion
I’ve seen this up close and personal, so it’s not just wild propaganda condensed from news sources. I’ve worked on staff of churches and been involved in denominational politics with several different backgrounds. The big and successful churches today have … Continue reading
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He Enjoys Our Company
Faith is a question of perception, getting your head lined up with your convictions. The fallen fleshly nature rejects the leadership of revelation. By design, we have the volitional means to overcome the resistance of the flesh. We have within … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, divine revelation, evangelism, flaming sword, Garden of Eden, moral perception, redemption, the Fall
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