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Advocacy of Glory
From time to time I still get various communications that presume to encourage support or advocacy for various efforts to protect or recover “our rights.” I’ve warned often that neither the language nor ideas based on “rights” are from Scripture. … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged government, heart-mind, history, law, moral discernment, oppression, propaganda, resistance, survival, war, western civilization
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Cause and Symptom in Moral Healing
It seems pointless to talk about it merely as a matter of counseling psychology. You can get psychologists to echo the sentiment, but they seem to have no power to use the moral truth. As a virtual pastor, the issue … Continue reading
The Ultimate Healing Miracle
I’m an introvert. This short list covers it well enough in my case. For example, I can preach to a huge audience and get them to listen; people tell me I have energy and charisma in the pulpit. But I’m … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Dispensationalism, divine justice, government, heart-mind, heresy, intellect, prayer request, Zionism
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Cycling: Draper Yet Again
We’ve come to the point I’ve shot enough pictures of Draper Lake until major changes of some sort justify another round. However, yesterday’s ride brought just a few visual nuggets. I’m not expert enough to be sure, but Okies call … Continue reading
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Tagged botany, cycling, geography, photography
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Win10 Update Control Toolset
Some developers are determined to help you maintain control over Windows 10. But wouldn’t you know? This early effort requires you install more than one tool to get that control. But if you are technologically inclined, you can do this. … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, technology, win10, windows
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Debian Desktop: Caching Nameserver (DNS)
Most people are vaguely aware that Windows by default includes a service that keeps track of your favorite sites and stashes the DNS reference (IP address) so it won’t have to keep asking for the same address. Even laptops do … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged Debian Linux, DNS, internet, linux, XFCE desktop
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