-

-
Contact me:
-
ehurst@radixfidem.blog
Categories
Author Archives: ehurst
Riding Returns
I’m finally able to start riding again. The trick for me is, after nearly a year of physical therapy on my knees, I had to find a new equilibrium point on what my body can tolerate. It will mean fewer … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, photography
2 Comments
Random Photos Return
I’m resurrecting this blog for the sole purpose of displaying my photography. First up is the Crutcho Creek bridge on Midwest Boulevard, still closed after more than a year. This is OKC property, so they are the ones holding things … Continue reading
Just Being Evil
Don’t mind me; I don’t take myself too seriously. This blog is not nearly so private as it once was. It went from ten views per day for a couple of years to more like 100 in recent weeks. Once … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged ancient Greece and Rome, ANE, harlot church, otherworldly, persecution, propaganda, western civilization, worldliness
Comments Off on Just Being Evil
Do You Even Have a Witness?
People who claim to be politically conservative in the US cannot be trusted to do any good. They are committed to preserving the system, but the system has been hijacked completely by the progressives. It’s gone; it cannot be recovered … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged covenant community of faith, holiness, persecution, shalom, testimony, tribulation
1 Comment
New Testament Doctrine — Addenda 01
This will be inserted into our series of lessons showing the continuity between the Old and New Testaments. We have just finished an examination of Matthew 5:17-48 in several lessons. A critical element is that you understand the context: The … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged covenant, Covenant of Noah, faith, heart-led, law, legalism, Pharisaism, Talmud, the Covenant of Moses
Comments Off on New Testament Doctrine — Addenda 01
Testing Is Vaccinating
If you understand how viruses work, you’ll recognize that most of what we see being shoved at us is unnecessary — unless there is something else going on here. The mandates that you submit to frequent testing is just another … Continue reading