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Two Images

Posted on April 21, 2026 by ehurst

In the past, I used the terms “quantum reasoning” and “quantum logic” to refer to a process of breaking down our assumptions to the lowest level possible. What’s the smallest quantum of thinking? What are the constituent elements of awareness? … Continue reading →

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Longing to Breathe Freely

Posted on April 17, 2026 by ehurst

Then Jesus came up and said to them, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and … Continue reading →

Posted in teaching | Tagged american churches, American evangelicals, CIA, cultures and civilizations, espionage, evangelism, fundamental mission, gospel message, historical context of the bible, missions, spiritual discipline | Leave a comment

Privileges, Not Rights

Posted on April 14, 2026 by ehurst

Whenever I write about Divine Election, I always get questions. The majority of the time, they are questions asked from an American point of view, with all the bogus nonsense about human rights, etc. The ancient Hebrews never thought in … Continue reading →

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We Reject Calvinism

Posted on April 11, 2026 by ehurst

But we are predestinarians. I need to go back to fundamentals to explain the difference, because I’ve been asked about this again. If we don’t embrace the Hebrew assumptions about reality, we cannot understand the Bible. Most theologians and preachers … Continue reading →

Posted in teaching | Tagged ancient hebrew culture, Calvinism, Covenant of Christ, covenants, epistemology, false guilt, fleshly nature, Gentiles, Hellenism, mortality, predestination, religion, sin, the Covenant of Moses, the Cross, TULIP | Comments Off

Goats among the Sheep

Posted on April 9, 2026 by ehurst

We know that the symbolic Sword at the gate of Eden is the same symbol as the Sword of the Spirit that is sharper than any sword, the same symbol that comes out of the mouth of Christ in Revelation. … Continue reading →

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Kiln of the Soul: A Statement of Faith

Posted on April 4, 2026 by ehurst

We are prepping for tribulation. A couple of weeks ago we looked afresh at the core of the Covenant of Christ — His Law is His love. Doctrine is frankly secondary; theology is merely human speculation. Jesus said that feudal … Continue reading →

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Escaping the Empire

Posted on March 8, 2026 by ehurst

There were three rebellions in the Unseen Realm: the Fall in the Garden, the Watchers before the Flood, and the betrayal after the Tower of Babel. The Cross addressed all three. NT evangelism should also address all three. Churches today … Continue reading →

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More on Heart Power

Posted on February 22, 2026 by ehurst

Offline conversations make it clear that readers are missing my point. Allow me to make it more obvious to you: Living in your heart instead of your head is the pathway to reclaiming the miraculous promises of God. On the … Continue reading →

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Reprise: Heart Power

Posted on February 19, 2026 by ehurst

Roughly 11 years ago I embarked on a study regarding the power of the heart as a primary organizing force in our human existence. Someone had introduced the concept to me, but from a peculiar angle that really didn’t set … Continue reading →

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Rehab for Fallen Leadership?

Posted on January 24, 2026 by ehurst

Let’s step away from the Heiser passenger train just a bit. We need to get away from the tightly controlled route to cover something he could not and would not have touched. Over and over again, the foundation for our … Continue reading →

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