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A Few Management Errors
I’ve watched managers and leaders screw up their own position so badly that they destroyed the operation itself. This is not guidance you’ll get from a secular or Christian leadership seminar. This is guidance that comes from the Ancient Hebrew … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged community, divine justice, leadership, psychology, social sciences
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Slimboat Is Better than Chrome
Update: There have been reports of suspicious activity from Slimboat and Slim browsers. At least one user reported a distinct attempt to download malware coming from the running process. My own experience is that using Slimboat brings on a lot … Continue reading
Quantum Truth; Behavioral Deception
One of our biggest mistakes as humans is classifying people. We have a jillion labels we use and it makes us feel so very intelligent when we can describe where someone fits in the catalog. The overuse of Meyers-Briggs matrix … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged Meyers-Briggs, mysticism, propaganda, psychology, religion, social sciences, spirituality
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Static Site Changed
My old static website, Kiln of the Soul (closed as of 2020), is now in its new form. All the archives are now backed up on my system and on a couple of external storage devices. They are still available, … Continue reading
Posted in administration
Tagged church, mysticism, publishing, religion, writing
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Woolgathering
Reviewing things I’ve seen in the past few weeks provokes a few thoughts about faith. The biggest barrier remains the vast pool of cultural thought patterns, by which false images become associated with Scripture. People understand the words well enough, … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged children, church, internet, mysticism, peace, religion, spirituality, western christianity, western civilization
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Double Agent
It’s not schizophrenia, it’s roles within differing contexts. Online I am a pastor and prophet. It’s not as if I don’t do pastoral work in meat space, but it’s not the emphasis. The closest I come to that in the … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged civilization, communications, computers, internet, meat space, ministry, technology, writing
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Divine Variables
As a teenager, I had an adult friend once who said, “I sometimes think I should just carry around a shotgun with my Bible. That way, when someone confesses Jesus as their Savior, I can just kill them right there … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged ancient near east, divine revelation, epistemology, mysticism, psychology, scripture
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Job 12
Even in his anger, Job is more noble than his friends. Where they scold, he answers with sarcastic wit. Surely, these three men represent the pinnacle of human wisdom! When they die, humanity would be plunged into darkness. Job reminds … Continue reading
Warm Deception
More than once I’ve awakened to a pounding heart and the stinking sweat of terror. Not merely from some bad dream, not simply a too vivid movie scene in my memory, but the very real threat of death crawled through … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged morality, mysticism, psychology, religion, scripture, spirituality, Two Realms
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