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Heart Truth
From my earliest memory, I knew that God had His hand on my life. By no means did this indicate I lived a charmed existence. Parts of my childhood passed in homelessness, and poverty was never far away. Further, I … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged convictions, divine calling, divine election, heart-led, Michael S. Heiser, mission, Unseen Realm
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We Hold It Forth
This conversation continues, and I’m hoping you can wrap your head around this. It’s not a question of what God does behind the scenes in Heaven. We cannot possibly know about that until we are there with Him. What really … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged american churches, Decision Theology, divine election, heart-led, Holy Spirit, human institutions, peace with god, propositional truth, Western Church History
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Heart-led Necessity
After giving it a couple of days to germinate in your souls, we still have more to say about evangelism. Only a minority of the human race is Elect. Spiritual birth is limited. We can learn indicators of spiritual birth, … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged ANE, evangelism, heart-led, Hebrew epistemology
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Submission Is Power
Suppose you are asked to enter a decrepit property to help in reclamation. On a structure you encounter a painted pentagram with the goat’s head symbol. Does it spook you? Aside from the possibility that such a symbol might be … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Mysticism, heart-led, occult, Satanism, spiritual activity, spiritual authority, symbolic references, the Devil, Unseen Realm
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Two Images
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
Posted in teaching
Tagged covenant community of faith, fundamental assumptions, heart-led, heart-mind, Hebrew epistemology, human intellect, individualism, Quantum logic, quantum reasoning, western bias
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More on Heart Power
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
Posted in teaching
Tagged faith, heart-led, otherworldly, personal redemption, sensory heart, worldliness
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Reprise: Heart Power
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
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Studies, books, faith, heart-led, Jan Walleczek, sensory heart, Western mythology
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Cast Out Your Own Demons
Biblical feudalism is highly decentralized on the human side of things. There can be no centralized human authority on this earth for a spiritual kingdom. Christ alone is the Lord of His people. He appointed messengers, not rulers over His … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged deliverance, demons, dominion, Elohim Council, feudalism, fleshly nature, healing, heart-led, Hebrew epistemology, Michael S. Heiser, Nephilim, Satan, shepherd role, trauma, Unseen Realm, Watchers
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No “One True Church”
I’ve covered this before, but some questions came up pointing out a need for clarifications. The natural world is pretty much an extension of the Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve were in the garden, but not a part of … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged divine calling, divine election, eternal nature, faith, fallen nature, Garden of Eden, God's glory, heart-led, Holy Spirit, human capabilities, religion, teaching, the Fall
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God Demands Mysticism
Let me bring to your attention the excellent comment posted by Jackabond: There’s a great deal of scaffolding in the established Church, such as Christology, that has been erected around Christian beliefs that aren’t consistent with a spiritual or mystical … Continue reading