-
-
Contact me:
-
ehurst@radixfidem.blog
Categories
Author Archives: ehurst
Faith Is Faith
Let’s clarify something: What we here at Kiln of the Soul call “heart-led” is synonymous with genuine faith. The problem is that most Christians use the word “faith” with a different meaning, different from what we mean and different from … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Mysticism, convictions, epistemology, faith, heart-led, western christianity
Comments Off on Faith Is Faith
What Does It Say?
I’m not going to tell you there’s no place for showmanship. When the mission of glorifying God requires drawing attention to your physical presence, then do so. However, this is not the norm. How many times have we been told … Continue reading
Odds and Ends 04
I have a theory about cravings. You know that body fat is deposited in layers, built up based on whatever was happening in our bodies at the time that wasn’t balanced out. Some of the garbage in our systems at … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged Linux distros, miscellaneous, physical fitness, systematic theology
Comments Off on Odds and Ends 04
Demonic Mythology of the Mind
One of the biggest flaws in Western Christian thinking is to externalize and project moral conflict outside of self. The idea that all moral conflict is outside of oneself permits the deeply false model of internal problems as “illness.” The … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged convictions, demons, individual faith, moral authority, sensory heart, spiritual warfare
Comments Off on Demonic Mythology of the Mind
Teachings of Jesus — Luke 12:54-59
This continues the previous lesson from last week. Jesus pointed out that His coming as Messiah would polarize those under the Old Covenant and separate out those who would belong to the New Covenant. His Covenant would restore what all … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged individual faith, law, Messiah
Comments Off on Teachings of Jesus — Luke 12:54-59
Installing OpenSUSE Leap 15.0 — Gotchas
If you are looking for an installation walkthrough, it’s easy to find the official documentation. There’s not much reason to change the defaults unless you already know more than I can tell you about it. The goal here is to … Continue reading
Catching Loose Ends
I’m not going to say they are all related, but a bunch of changes have presented themselves to me lately, things that demanded decisions. Somehow I sense the biggest is yet to come, so I’m trying to take care of … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged computers, kde desktop, linux, OpenSUSE, printer, radix fidem, ubuntu
Comments Off on Catching Loose Ends
Can I Interest You in a Metaphorical Shovel?
You can’t call it an ambition, but I strive to one end in this life: I want to be translated into Heaven like Enoch and Elijah. Getting there requires using everything God has granted us in this world to be … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged Biblical Law, Dispensationalism, epistemology, miracles, moral development
Comments Off on Can I Interest You in a Metaphorical Shovel?
God Searches Hearts
God called me as a prophet to America. Sometimes I feel like the Prophet Jonah, but with none of the advantages he had in Nineveh. He got them to listen, but my country is yielding so far only a tiny … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged America, Covenant of Noah, heart-led, Law Covenants, prophecy, Western Christian mythology
Comments Off on God Searches Hearts
Can We Keep It?
We emphasize the continuity between the Old and New Testaments. This is exactly backwards from what the Reformation did. Reformed theology is the basis for Dispensationalism, that heretical belief that the only proper understanding of God’s hand in human history … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Law, covenant community of faith, eldercraft, evangelism, heart-led, Law Covenants, radix fidem, shalom
Comments Off on Can We Keep It?