-
-
Contact me:
-
ehurst@radixfidem.blog
Categories
Category Archives: teaching
Discernment 01: Unlearning
You will spend your whole life unlearning. The call to faith is the song of the heart, crying out to God for redemption. It’s the song that pulls us back to Eden. This path we follow is the whole thing; … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Apostle Paul, Biblical Mysticism, heart-led, human senses, moral discernment, otherworldly, spiritual activity
Comments Off on Discernment 01: Unlearning
Strategy for Radix Fidem
There is a strategy behind Radix Fidem, but we don’t know all of it. What we do know is that God has called some of us to a restoration of some things we believe have been lost since the days … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged divine calling, fundamental mission, radix fidem
Comments Off on Strategy for Radix Fidem
Covenant Hedge Protection
A lot of folks are perplexed about Luke 13:1-5. The teachings I’ve seen attached to this passage are all over the map. Let’s step back a moment. What is the one thing Jesus preached from the start? “Repent, for the … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Covenant of Christ, curses and blessings, Judaism, Luke's Gospel, scripture, shalom, the Covenant of Moses
Comments Off on Covenant Hedge Protection
Let Me Un-explain It
Mainstream Western church leaders do teach there is a difference between Systematic Theology and Biblical Theology. For the most part, the latter is actually more of biblical doctrine in their minds. That is, they see it as revealed assertions around … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged divine election, heart-mind, historical context of the bible, human intellect, systematic theology, the Fall
Comments Off on Let Me Un-explain It
Predestination Is Not Election
The Doctrine of Election isn’t really in the Bible, but Sovereign Grace is. Keep in mind that the Scriptures were written mostly by Hebrew people. God designed their language and culture as the means to reveal Himself to fallen humanity. … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged ancient hebrew, divine election, grace, heart-led, predestination, theological controversies
2 Comments
What’s Wrong with Augustine?
(This is being cross-posted on both blogs.) A fundamental element in my personal sense of calling is putting the gospel message in reach of everyone. There are plenty of good servants of God who helped me along the way; most … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged heart-led, history, human intellect, philosophy, systematic theology, Western Church History
2 Comments
Driven by Calling
There’s a very driven man with a YouTube channel who fought with Tesla for quite some time over the right to restore wrecked Tesla cars using salvaged parts. It doesn’t matter that I really believe electric vehicles — using current … Continue reading
His Glory Is Our Command
I want to support Jack’s post about marriage as a means to God’s glory. You can be sure most of the world will reject his message. There is this totally bogus mythology about how godly men can sacrifice their divine … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Law, biblical manhood, biblical womanhood, game, God's glory, holiness, penitence, Satan, shalom
Comments Off on His Glory Is Our Command
Resting on the Lord Alone
The average America isn’t really much a thinker. They aren’t aware of their own legacy of intellectual pursuits. Classical education is mostly dead in the West. Among those who do tend to give some consideration to thinking logically, the vast … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged binary logic, heart-led, human reason, philosophy, quantum reasoning
2 Comments
The Tribe of Heaven
An essential element in Satan’s mandate from God is to build sustainable deceptions. Once again: The mainstream Western view of Satan is all wrong. There are certain details it gets right, but the underlying assumptions are false. We can blame … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged civility, civilizations, old testament history, Satan, tribal society, western civilization
3 Comments