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God Is Tired
The headlines are blaring this morning: Trump will send American troops to Gaza and cleanse the land of Palestinians! That’s not exactly what Trump said, of course, but it does reflect the shocking words and actions of our President. The … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged economic troubles, economics, human conflict, materialism, Monroe Doctrine, otherworldly, peace, sanity, the Devil, worldliness
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Stay Out of the Way
If you were a political activist type, I could recommend this article to make your blood boil. It’s loaded with claims of injustice under the US Constitution. By no means would I dispute the account. I’ve had my own run-ins … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged federal government, government conspiracies, information war, oppression, Political activism
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We Testify of His Glory
For me, it’s not enough to say simply that tribulation is coming. In order for me to effectively testify of Christ and His Covenant, I will need to discern whatever I can about how things will happen. To the degree … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged economic troubles, government policy, Monroe Doctrine, multipolar world, politics, tribulation
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I Will Testify
There’s nothing special about me. Any one of you could have ended up in my place. I could easily have ended up dead long ago. I didn’t choose this role; I had other plans. It was thrust upon me. My … Continue reading
NT Doctrine — 1 John 1
What made John unique among the apostles is that Jesus caught him rather early in his life, probably just a teenager. There was a very strong personal bond between as they were first cousins, and Jesus acted as if John … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Apostle John, dualism, Ephesus, gnostic heresies, human reason, Plato and Aristotle
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Never Arrive
Do you admire people with a “mind like a steel trap”? Sorry, I’m not one of those. It might take me a few days to discern exactly what the substance of an issue is because my fleshly nature still fights … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged fleshly nature, human intellect, moral discernment
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Sorry, He Doesn’t Follow Christ
I have a burden on my heart: Bad times are coming, and will include a large number of threats we cannot imagine. I want God’s people to come through this with power and glory. I pray that people who call … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Covenant of Christ, lordship of Christ, pastoral ministry, SSH, tribulation, Unseen Realm, Vox Day, worldliness
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Reversed Community
We’ve looked at reversing the world’s influence. Now, let’s go back and look again the Great Commission and the fundamental law of the Covenant of Christ: build a community of faith, loving as He loved. It means you don’t take … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Christian Law, covenant community of faith, Great Reversal, heart-led, otherworldly, The Great Commission, worldliness
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Reversing This World
Someone who calls himself “Jack” offered a very useful comment on the Great Reversal. That term is more common among liturgical churches and is rarely encountered among evangelicals. I note that Kiln of the Soul parish is composed mostly of … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Beatitudes, Day of Judgment, eschatology, Great Reversal, Humility, oppression, poverty, Sermon on the Mount, worldliness
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