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God Doesn’t Play Games
Something has been cooking in the back of my soul for a couple of days. I expect it will spin off several posts, but the first one is this: I’m living in a miracle marriage. No one has to tell … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged Biblical Law, divine calling, faith, marriage, mission, radix fidem, red pill
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Random Photos 10
Today’s ride took me north along Midwest Boulevard and more or less along the Canadian River. I noticed last week the signs at the major section line corners north and south of the Canadian River saying the road was closed, … Continue reading
Posted in cycling
Tagged Crutcho Creek, cycling, photography, road repair, transportation
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Lost in the Wilderness?
I’ll go with this. I think it summarizes nicely what I believe I know about the current situation. I still believe the current ruling regime in the US stole the election, that Trump won the election, and I don’t even … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged computer technology, convictions, economics, Modern Israel, politics
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The Ministry of John the Baptist
Let me suggest an experiment for you. Go to Google Earth if you don’t have the application installed on your computer. Give it a moment to load. When the earth is visible on your screen, spin it around to the … Continue reading
New Testament Doctrine — Matthew 3
John the Baptist grew up knowing his mission. He also knew that his cousin Jesus was the Messiah, so his job was to prepare the way for Him. Matthew (another cousin of Jesus) tells us that John began his ministry … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged Bible History, Gospels, John the Baptist, John's Gospel, Luke's Gospel, Matthew's Gospel, Nazarite vow, New Testament, Pharisee, Sadducees, Sanhedrin
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What Difference Should It Make?
To answer the question in the title: Nothing. I apologize if some of you got the impression I have really bought into everything that Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observers has been saying. I think it’s interesting stuff, but my personal … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged climate, earth science, personal, propaganda, science, tribulation
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The Humble Place
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form, and void; and darkness was on the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the waters. Then … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Creation, Creator, divine revelation, Genesis, Hebrew epistemology, Hebrew Scripture, Humility, parables
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Coming Soon to a Planet Near You
I made it a point to catch the latest from Suspicious Observers this evening: I believe it’s correct in substance, but I am personally planning on the Lord’s mercy to make it less extreme than the narrator predicts. My convictions … Continue reading
No Vested Interest Except God’s
The use of polemics implies a vested interest in the outcome of the debate. It’s one thing to engage in polemics; it’s another to simply dissent and go your own way. The latter is the signature of the heart-led way. … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged church, convictions, covenant community of faith, covenants, human institutions
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Laying Claim to Shalom
While attending college at Oklahoma Baptist University in the mid-1970s, a lot of good things happened to me. I don’t remember them as good years in my life, but the Lord was at work, reshaping me. One of the most … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged ancient hebrew culture, ANE, eastern cultures, faith, intellectual traditions, religion, scripture
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