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Pray to Prophesy
“Is Saul among the prophets, too?” (1 Samuel 19:19-24) Take note here that Samuel the prophet and High Priest was hosting a School of the Prophets. In 2 Kings 2 we learn that Elijah later revived the academy for prophets. … Continue reading
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Anatomy of Lightening Creek, Part 1
As always, click on any image to see it full-sized. CTRL-click will open the image in a separate browser tab. Lightening Creek is so named because of the frequent flash flooding. It was that way before it was settled and … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, geography, Lightening Creek, photography
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What Hath God Given?
Cycling elevates your awareness of terrain. Why do I invest so much time into surveying creeks and rivers, and then posting about it on the blog here? Pretty pictures? I’m teaching what I know of God’s Creation. I want you … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, cycling, divine revelation, economics, geography, heart-led, history, social sciences
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Cycling: Grand Blvd.-OK River Loop
As always, click on any image to see it full-sized. CTRL-click will open the image in a separate browser tab. This was another cycling trip and the pictures were simply incidental. All I had was my iPhone and I wasn’t … Continue reading
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Mission of the Heart
(This article is intentionally cross-posted on both my blogs.) I’ve always been a missionary. Everywhere I’ve gone, every job I’ve performed, was always a cover for my real mission in life. In my personal experience, there have been three missionary … Continue reading
Start with Me
In the Bible, the image of contemplation is far more than mere cerebral processing. It is the image of deferring to the heart, bouncing ideas off your convictions to discern the moral truth that only your heart can know. In … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-mind, internet, politics, sin, tribulation
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Psalm 119: Daleth 25-32
In this octet is the Way of Strength, as the word for “road” is used repeatedly. The psalmist complains of a human frailty he finds all too obvious. The first line refers not to some kind of desire, but that … Continue reading
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The Treasury of Souls
I wish I could say this quickly and succinctly, but our cultural miasma won’t let me. In another of the long list of false dichotomies foisted upon us in the West, we have two bogus images perverting what Jesus taught. … Continue reading
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Tagged divine mercy, evangelism, false dichotomy, jesus parables, Western mythology
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Cycling: Draper Is a Long Flat Ride
Today was more about the ride than any pictures. I rode out to Post Road, south and onto Draper Lake Drive and around clockwise. While the crews weren’t working anywhere near the east end today, I took this shot to … Continue reading
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Let Me Blather
I don’t take myself too seriously, and neither should you take me seriously. Listen to your convictions. Indeed, your heart will point out to you that reality itself cannot be trusted. This is why we cannot let the intellect rule, … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, heart-led, political theory, politics
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