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The Ultimate Loyalty
Biblical Law is the moral character of our Savior. It’s the revelation of God. It’s not confined to words on the pages of Scripture, but is the impact of God’s Presence in your soul, and the driving conviction to serve … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Biblical Law, communion, fellowship, mysticism, politics, tribal society, virtual parish
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Disentangled from the Lies
It’s a moral perversion to ignore the real problem in favor of false accusations. If you are going to participate in revealing God’s truth, don’t drag the Devil into it. It’s one kind of problem to declare that there is … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Creation, false dichotomies, idolatry, moral discernment, peace with god, politics
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Teachings of Jesus — Matthew 18:7-14
Jesus began this session explaining that leadership in His Messianic court would rest on unreserved trust in Him and His teaching. He draws the picture of a disciple who is like a younger child, but draws that image from His … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged feudalism, Jesus Christ, Matthew's Gospel, Messiah, otherworldly, shepherd role
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Our Message Will Prosper
Let’s review: Globalism is the prettier and younger sister of the old hag, communism. They are both gold-digging materialists who waste everything they get their hands on so that everyone is left poorer. And then they demand more. Here in … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged education, entertainment, globalism, government bureaucracy, mainstream media, politics, SJWs, western civilization
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Trump’s Troll Army
Most assertively, we proclaim that this world of mainstream human awareness is a lie. It is absurd and only appears to make sense to those captivated within their fallen nature. As soon as you start appropriating the grace and mercy … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged child trafficking, conspiracy theories, government conspiracies, internet, law enforcement agencies, oppression, peace
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Boasting in the Lord
This is our time as mystics and heart-led servants of Christ. Surely you know that there are more folks out there who belong to this kind of faith. There’s nothing in God’s revelation that demands we all band together in … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged christian mysticism, faith community, fellow believers, heart-led, prophecy
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The Rotting Carcass
At least as early as my days at OBU, I recall smart-aleck fools who insisted that Ecclesiastes was simply existentialism. This conclusion is entirely natural from a Western point of view. Existentialism is the rotting carcass left after you murder … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged atheism, christian mysticism, epistemology, intellectual foundations, philosophy, western biases
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Mystical Faith Calls Us
I wanted to revisit my discussion of The Bible Project to point out some weak spots. Their portrayal of the Wisdom Books — Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Job — is incomplete. What’s missing is in the authors’ worldview; they don’t get … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged heart-led, mysticism, otherworldly, scripture, wisdom literature
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Random Shots from Saturday
I had to do some running around Saturday and managed to take a few pictures along the way. I made the effort to visit Draper Lake. Down toward the eastern shore on SE 104th, the trail cutting has resumed. They … Continue reading
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Tagged Draper Lake, Harrah, photography
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We Are Not Alone
You can decide for yourself what kind of people are behind it, but this video project seems to offer some very good stuff about the Bible. So far I’ve watched the trio of videos on the Wisdom Literature of the … Continue reading →