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Why Pick on the NAR?
It’s impossible to cover all the bases. If I wrote something every day, and if you were to read everything I wrote, you would still have questions about things I’ve said in terms of what I believe about this or … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged ancient hebrew culture, Christian Nationalism, church, eldercraft, feudalism, NAR, patriarchy, prophecy, shepherd role
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Should Be Experts
The Covenant of Christ is both very simple and very hard. Submission to Christ as Covenant Sovereign is simply outside western experience, so it’s very hard. Yet the concept is rather simple, as is His command that we love each … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Law, biblical morality, church, covenant community of faith, Covenant of Christ, eldership, human institutions, law, parish pastor
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Kiln of the Soul: A Statement of Faith
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
Posted in teaching, tribulation
Tagged church, Covenant of Christ, deacons, decentralization, divine election, elder, evangelism, feudalism, Hebrew epistemology, kiln of the soul, missions, mythology, parish pastor, radix fidem, red pill, scripture, statements of faith, tribalism, Unseen Realm
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Rehab for Fallen Leadership?
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
Posted in teaching
Tagged American evangelicals, church, covenant community of faith, covenant family, eldership, feudalism, Hebrew epistemology, New Testament, pastoral ministry, shepherd role, spiritual discipline, spiritual family, tribalism
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False Advertising
It’s a personal hobby horse: I’d rather be brutally honest and let things fall where they may than to ever be guilty of deception. I found a decent explanation of how a great many modern church organizations are attempting to … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged annihilation, Christology, church, eldership, Elohim Council, feudalism, kiln of the soul, Nephilim, radix fidem, religious denominations, the Devil, tribalism, Watchers
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Nuns and Legalism
It’s very easy to twist things into legalism. This weekend’s community Bible lesson in 1 Timothy 5 is a passage that gets twisted that way quite often. Read between the lines, folks. Paul is writing a rather private message to … Continue reading
The Inherent Impurity of Monsters
If you don’t embrace the Doctrine of Divine Election, then this blog isn’t going to offer you much. I take it seriously; it’s a necessary prerequisite for almost everything I write. Naturally, it’s a fundamental element in any criticism I … Continue reading
Biblical Feudalism 02
Right from the start, I inserted into this discussion that God’s will is inherently tribal as well as feudal. On the level of the flesh, God has divided us into tribal identities. The intellect rebels at the thought, but the … Continue reading
They Will Fall
Basic biblical truth: No human political construct will last very long, at any scale. From a clan to a whole civilization, none of them can possibly last very long. Given the nature of our unstoppable decline to the final apocalypse … Continue reading
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Tagged Biblical Law, church, community, covenant family, Covenant of Noah
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Leaving the Herd 05
We need to make some distinctions before I end this series. The individualism of the West is a very poor match for biblical self-reliance. The former arises from the challenge of survival that became an inherited trait of in the … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged church, church politics, community, fellowship, individual faith, individualism, shepherd role
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