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The Lie of Open Society
Perhaps you’ve heard of the Open Society concept. Despite all the sweet sounding rhetorical promises, it’s a lie from Satan. It presumes the perfectibility of man, a flat rejection of God’s revelation. The major flaw is the rejection of man’s … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged heart-mind, mission, moral discernment, mysticism, politics, prophecy, western civilization
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Banks Finished
That reconstruction project on the North Canadian River banks where it passed under Midwest Boulevard is just about finished. It’s nowhere near as interesting because the results are just a bit disappointing. I can see why they put up the … Continue reading
More Camera Testing
It was just less than blistering hot Sunday, so I took a stroll with the camera. Just across Reno to our north is a long dead-end paved street that ends at the foot of one of the oldest cell towers … Continue reading
Ignore This Political Blather
Truly, if you have no particular interest in politics you should ignore this post. It’s just a hobby and God gives me some interesting insights that make sense, perhaps only to me, and I can’t just shut up about it. … Continue reading
Posted in globalism
Tagged conspiracies, global government, politics
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Simple Goal
Keep in mind that spiritual birth and heart-led are not the same. There is a correlation, but they are not the same thing. People can most certainly have one without the other. We would love for everyone to enjoy spiritual … Continue reading
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Tagged divine revelation, evangelism, heart-led, law, mysticism
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Psalm 108
Echoes of Psalms 57 and 60, this combines praise and lament. Likely David used common worship phrases to lift up a battle song, not so much preparing for a literal fight, but to stir both confidence and humility before God. … Continue reading
Storms from the Ground
I feel a little chagrined that I didn’t post this sooner. I was aware of it a couple of days ago, but wasn’t sure how to approach it at the time. What good is a prophetic calling if you keep … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged political activists, The Cult, tribulation, war
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