Author Archives: ehurst

New Testament Doctrine — Matthew 5:1-12

Posted on September 11, 2021 by ehurst

Jesus had declared that the Law of Moses was meant to be flexible on some things, including Sabbath observance. There were priorities, and there was no need to protect the Sabbath from people, but that the Sabbath protected the people … Continue reading →

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Odds and Ends 10

Posted on September 11, 2021 by ehurst

1. For something like three months, I would get up to go to work on the night shift. Show time varied during the week from midnight to four in the morning. For about an hour before I left, I would … Continue reading →

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Still Feeling My Way Along

Posted on September 10, 2021 by ehurst

I’m flawed; I’m a fallen creature subject to any number of failures. The Lord has a lot of work on His hands with me, and I often wonder why He chose to use me in the first place. But He … Continue reading →

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The Ultimate Conspiracy

Posted on September 9, 2021 by ehurst

I want to offer yet one more effort to explain the truth. It’s the ultimate conspiracy: to silence the gospel message. And while there is plenty of hateful force involved from time to time, the real issue is blinding the … Continue reading →

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Protocol for Building a Covenant Community, Part 2

Posted on September 8, 2021 by ehurst

This is spiritual warfare. If you recall any part of the most recent series on that subject, you should recognize the dynamics of reclaiming what God said was already yours. At least some of the souls on your mission field … Continue reading →

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OT History Revision Ready for Printing

Posted on September 7, 2021 by ehurst

Here it is: AT-OT-Hist. If you ask me, it’s probably too big for printing on paper unless you have a high-volume machine. This thing comes in at 307 pages. At any rate, here it is.

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Protocol for Building a Covenant Community, Part 1

Posted on September 7, 2021 by ehurst

This is not a checklist; this a parable of how to approach the task of spreading the gospel the Radix Fidem way. This post assumes you are already familiar with other Radix Fidem teachings. 1. The Power of Prayer — … Continue reading →

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About That Shepherd’s Anointing

Posted on September 6, 2021 by ehurst

What happens when you get a fresh shepherd’s anointing? Often I feel led to do what Jesus did so often, and head out to an isolated place to pray. I really like doing this just before dawn, but it’s not … Continue reading →

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Fearsome, but Nothing to Fear

Posted on September 5, 2021 by ehurst

This is just my personal delusional rant. You can safely ignore this, or even point and snicker. It’s not that we have an economic crises because of the lock-downs. The lock-downs were engineered to cover up an economic problem. Joining … Continue reading →

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Counsel of the Holy

Posted on September 5, 2021 by ehurst

The title is taken from this song: This is what runs through my head when I think about the Bible. The honest truth is I don’t invest as much time in simply reading it as I once did. That’s not … Continue reading →

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