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Status Report and Parable
We know everything, but we aren’t fully conscious of all of it yet. That’s how it works when you discover the heart-led way. You realize that your convictions have all the answers to every question you’ll ever confront, but there … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged blogging, covenant community of faith, heart-led, individual faith, mission, virtual church, writing
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Glory in Context
In our world today, the most powerful tool of oppression is preclusion. If someone can prevent your awareness of what’s actually going on, it’s much easier to keep you enslaved. This is the root of Satan’s work. This is why … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged business, censorship, computer technology, government, internet, networking technology, oppression, politics, propaganda
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Sixty One
Since it’s my birthday, I’ll take the luxury of ranting a bit. I have said that the closest I come to activism is in regards to the Internet. While it’s wholly unlikely I would try to leverage persuasion via typical … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged computer technology, internet, security software
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Nightmares Dissipate in the Light of Dawn
The intellect is a very ill-equipped master. It is incapable of doing it well because it wasn’t designed for that. One of the blessings of the heart ruling over the mind is that the mind can then relax and consider … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged conspiracy theory, government, heart-led, history, moral discernment, oppression, social sciences
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Strapped in for a Wild Ride
If you go by the news reports, you would think that a fresh wave of madness has spread across the US. But it is only confirmed by the reporting of local events. Indeed, right here in my own neighborhood it … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged epistemology, heart-led, marriage, peace, scientism, social mythology, western civilization
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Psalm 149
The fourth of the final Hallelujah Hymns in Psalms, this one draws the image of a distinct historical event, though we cannot pin it down which one. We do know that during the Period of Restoration after Exile, the returnees … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Bible History, Israel, Psalms, Restoration, worship
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Prayer Request: Car Troubles
Short version: Our car is having wiring trouble. The labor cost of diagnosis alone runs about as much as the market value of the car. Let me first give you the context: With the help of very generous donations, we … Continue reading
We Are Alien Invaders
Jesus made multiple references to His Kingdom as “not of this world.” Here’s a partial list: John 8:21-25; 14:28-30; and 18:34-38. His disciples filled the New Testament letters with even more such references. His true Kingdom has always been rooted … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, government, history, Israel, materialism, military, oppression, tribal society, war, western civilization
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Cycling: Fitting a Rack
The trail riding experience turned out to be fun at first, but the shine wore off quickly. Then I realized that I really did need to prepare the bike for commuter/tour riding. So I put the hybrid tires (flat-free!) back … Continue reading
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Time Not Wasted
On the route I call the Sooner Corridor, I cross a bridge over Crutch Creek near Interstate 40 and no local agency wants to take responsibility for trimming the foliage. In this first image, this is after a full summer’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Crutcho Creek, cycling, miscellaneous, photography, Sooner Road
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