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Stepping Up the Game
There is so much crap going on, it’s hard to keep track. So this past few weeks I’ve stepped up my workouts. At a minimum, I figure my VA pension will go “POOF!” in the all too near future. That … Continue reading
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Micah 3
A predator will eventually get his fill and rest, but the mouth of Hell opens onto a bottomless pit. Micah warns the leadership of the entire nation was more inspired by demonic powers than any spirit of justice. The fundamental … Continue reading
The Lies of Luxury
Joy is inside you. If you don’t find peace and love within, you won’t find it at all. Luxury is a lie. It has nothing to do with the actual amount, and there is no real standard at all. It’s … Continue reading
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More Stories We Tell (Updated)
DARPA did not invent the Internet, Xerox did. While DARPA did have a bunch of universities and contractors examining things, implementation would have taken decades. Xerox needed it right away, and made it happen inside their offices. That they did … Continue reading
Quiet Day
It’s quiet here today. A couple of grass fires in the OKC Metro, but they were quickly contained. Cops in Anaheim executing people in the street is a world away. Aurora is a long way from here, and lots of … Continue reading
Critical Distinction: Playing God
In a broad general sense, all politics is evil. That is, I’ve not seen anyone doing it God’s way in so long, I’d be shocked if it somehow appeared. Having written often and at length here about doing things the … Continue reading
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Micah 2
We note in passing this chapter has proved quite difficult to follow at times, and commentaries vary widely on what to make of it. However, some things seem rather obvious. We see the life cycle of human government, even among … Continue reading
God's Politics
I’m hardly the first to notice the quintessential symbol of godly leadership is the shepherd. Nor am I first to say the predator-hunter is the polar opposite. David was the greatest of shepherd kings, and Nimrod was the worst of … Continue reading
Introduction to Micah
The Eighth Century BC was a very busy time for prophetic ministry. From prophets noted above, we learn Samaria had reached the peak of her evil and was destroyed in 722 BC. Yet some of the same wicked practices and … Continue reading
The Punchbowl
As I sat in the house yesterday, the Spirit of the Lord moved in me. I had not written anything significant, and while this did not trouble me in itself, I sensed something stirred in the depths of my soul, … Continue reading