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Team Player
To be honest, much of the prophetic or teaching material I write is aimed at hammering guys. To the degree I see my own sins in the mirror, they are the sins I see most clearly in my world at … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged biblical manhood, divine justice, family, feminism, marriage, psychology, sexual identity
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Perfect Tense
The ultimate power on this earth is the power to remain focused on the moral demands of the Spirit Realm. It’s not even a question of the ability to act on such a focus, but merely to keep that focus … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged divine revelation, moral discernment, mysticism, scripture, sin, symbolic logic, the Fall
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Small World (Updated)
Remember this shot on the left here? That’s the underpass on Midwest Boulevard where Tuner Turnpike runs overhead. It reminded me of a gateway, a portal to the hilliest area I can ride without going back out east into allergen … Continue reading
Rewrite: Revelation 18
As I’m working through my study in Revelation, I realized I left out an awful lot. Here is a sample of the revised material. My whole idea is that you climb out of moral distraction and find the peace God … Continue reading
Proverbs 30
This chapter has provoked a lot of debate because of serious variations between different manuscripts, though mostly in the introductory portion. While our translation here (Green’s Modern King James) adheres to common traditions, it’s not hard to find other translations … Continue reading
Mere Imagination?
If God doesn’t capture your imagination, He doesn’t have your heart. I don’t feel competent to propose a psychological profile for people who live a heart-led existence. Jesus used parables because it defied description. At some level I can offer … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged epistemology, intellect, mysticism, psychology, spirituality, Western mythology
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Cycling: Return to Harrah
Today’s ride was simple and already well covered in previous photos; just search for Harrah” on my blog and you’ll see them. I suppose it was little more than nostalgia that drove me to pedal all that way east again. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cycling, geography, history, photography, weather
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Not the Same Anymore
I was a big fan. Bryan Duncan nailed it once during a phone interview. He told the radio DJ that he hoped he wasn’t the same man he was two weeks ago because he felt he had a long way … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged fiction, heart-mind, moral discernment, music, mysticism, writing
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Heartless Evangelism
Our apartment complex has a posted sign about no solicitation. Once that sign is posted, you have to get management’s permission for any random door-knocking. Court precedent in this state has made it clear that door-knocking evangelism is covered under … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged evangelism, heart-mind, propaganda, psychology, resistance, social mythology, western christianity
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The Heart of Outreach
As we use it here, the phrase “heart-led existence” is the same as walking by the spirit or walking by faith. Our problem is that those New Testament phrases come with a lot of baggage in the minds of readers, … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Dispensationalism, evangelism, heart-mind, mission, mysticism, spirituality, Zionism
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