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Wordless Truth
(This is the instructional portion of today’s message. The prophetic portion is in another blog post.) Of course, I used the word “instructional” advisedly because it can’t be taught, only caught. Nobody can tell you much about how the heart … Continue reading
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Tagged emotional manipulation, epistemology, heart-mind, moral discernment, psychology, sensory heart, Western mythology
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Just a Little Closer
(This is the prophetic portion of today’s message. The instructional background is on the other blog.) Standard caveat: Never treat my prophetic messages on par with divine revelation. It’s nothing more than my attempt to share something beyond words that … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-led, moral discernment, prophecy
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Take No Prisoners
Moral reasoning is the master of all human knowledge. Without moral valuation, nothing else matters, because nature itself objects to moral vacuity. Reality will crush you unless you first establish a heart-led moral frame of reference. And the heart-mind alone … Continue reading
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Tagged divine justice, heart-mind, moral discernment, western civilization
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The Lie of Open Society
Perhaps you’ve heard of the Open Society concept. Despite all the sweet sounding rhetorical promises, it’s a lie from Satan. It presumes the perfectibility of man, a flat rejection of God’s revelation. The major flaw is the rejection of man’s … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-mind, mission, moral discernment, mysticism, politics, prophecy, western civilization
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Psalm 107
Book 5: Psalms 107-150 This is a catchall collection of several smaller collections of public worship songs, including the songs of Ascents and Hallelujah psalms. In other ways it seems to celebrate specifically covenant promises and how to claim them. … Continue reading
Toward Eden
If you go outside today and speak to the grass, flowers, trees and birds, you’ll discover that they aren’t too worried about Brexit. The rocks and dirt may seem untroubled by the 500 trillion dollars of notional derivative debts held … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, divine revelation, heart-mind, moral discernment, sensory heart
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Divine Amplification
We can never accurately predict actual outcomes. I am acquainted with the Social Sciences and the reasons they exist. It’s an attempt to analyze human behavior at large and quantify what goes in and what comes out. There is a … Continue reading
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Tagged intellect, moral discernment, mysticism, scripture, sensory heart, social sciences, spirituality, western civilization
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Anti-Activism
It’s a question of dominion. You and I are permitted to take assertive action only within the boundaries of covenant. When it comes to social and political issues, the prevailing applicable covenant is Noah’s. We could easily get lost hashing … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, covenant, Covenant of Noah, faith, heart-mind, moral discernment, mysticism, otherworldly, western civilization
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Down Payment
Some of you reading this are, or will be soon, under a prophetic calling. There is simply too much divine business at hand that my prophetic gift should be isolated; I’m not equipped to handle this alone. Forget all the … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-led, moral discernment, propaganda, prophecy, spiritual activity
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Legitimate Suffering
Re: Suffering Is Your Ally — Steven raises a common and important issue Westerners have with suffering and pain. On the one extreme, we have a typically middle-class American doctrine in the Prosperity Gospel. This idea stands on the ancient … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-led, moral discernment, psychology, scripture, sorrow
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