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Monuments of Dust
Because we are but dust, and some part of us knows this instinctively, we have a very human impulse to build up the one thing which will surely outlast our bodies: reputation. In itself, this is neither good nor evil. … Continue reading
The Punchbowl
As I sat in the house yesterday, the Spirit of the Lord moved in me. I had not written anything significant, and while this did not trouble me in itself, I sensed something stirred in the depths of my soul, … Continue reading
Tsunami of Tyranny
In general, the smallest unit of cognition for me is a paragraph. It’s useful for seeing large ideas in even larger contexts, but it really stinks on details. I read a lot of Science Fiction and Fantasy in early adulthood. … Continue reading
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Nobody Is Ready
The burden on my soul tonight is massive. Dependence in itself is not a sin, nor necessarily a symptom or result of sins. It’s what you do with your dependencies. In ancient times, righteous people would keep an eye out … Continue reading
Wasting Time
Perhaps you understand this instinctively on some level: Christ inherited the prerogatives of His Father. Granted, our language can’t carry the full meaning of it, but so far as we here can grasp and experience, Christ is the Heir of … Continue reading
Mystic's Pragmatism: Enemy ID
I need to get something out of the way before we get to the point of this post. When I sensed God was demanding I limit myself to prophetic ministry and nothing else, particularly in writing, I honestly thought I … Continue reading
Admin: Update to "Hearing God"
The permanent article Hearing God (site is gone) has been updated with an addenda at the end. It occurred to me I could add a concrete example from common human experience regarding how we handle sudden stresses. Here is a … Continue reading
The Peace of God
It seemed so obvious, it was hardly mentioned until much later when outsiders were pressing in, trying to claim a piece of the action. Those outsiders had virtually none of the foundation, none of the essential background to get vary … Continue reading
We Tell Stories
Your historical narrative cannot be objective. The mere claim of objectivity itself is a bias. I make no bones about it: When I read and analyze records of past events, I view it through the lens of ancient Hebrew Mysticism. … Continue reading
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Leaving the Wrong Gate Open
Scripture uses the image of a thick thorny hedge to keep predators out of our lives. It’s not as if someone can’t get through such a hedge, can’t cut themselves an opening. But doing so will be slow work, and … Continue reading
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