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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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Out in the Social Wilderness
Your heart knows when you don’t belong. There was a time I was still sensitive to the opinions of others, in the sense that I felt a need for affirmation from my associates. It was the nightmare world of my … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-mind, prophecy, psychology, virtual parish
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Psalm 110
This prophetic psalm is quoted extensively in the New Testament — Matthew 22:44; Luke 22:69; Acts 2:34-35; Hebrews 1:13, 5:6 and 10:12-13. Well before Jesus’ birth, rabbis had recognized this as a wholly Messianic prophecy. Jesus claimed this as His … Continue reading
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Tagged divine revelation, King David, mission, prophecy, Psalms
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My Father’s World, Part 6
We must live in the Land Without Words. In our English translations of the Bible, we have this expression: “someone’s word.” It shows up in our phrase, “the Word of God.” Our culture offers no good translation of the Hebrew … Continue reading
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Tagged epistemology, heart-mind, mysticism, philosophy, propaganda, prophecy, scripture, spirituality, western civilization
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It Ain’t Just a Pony Ride in the Dark of Night
In terms of clinical psychology, a “dream” is drawn from the contents of your human experience. There’s a lot of stuff stored in your memories, and not all of it is conscious. If you remember a dream sequence once you … Continue reading
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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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Only What’s In Your Hands
I’m posting this late in the evening because I had to let it percolate into my soul all day before I knew what to say. This is an issue of biblical justice, not doctrine. Indeed, the whole thing rests squarely … Continue reading
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Tagged ANE, divine justice, economics, government, Noah's Covenant, oppression, propaganda, prophecy, scripture
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Rattling My Own Cage
Sometimes I feel like I’m in a cage. My last visit to the cardiology clinic was a little unpleasant. The doctor was not my kind of guy at all, fussing about my preference for natural supplements and my resistance to … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, economics, fitness, government, health, heart-mind, mysticism, oppression, propaganda, prophecy, war
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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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Picture This
Let me propose a working model for this. My wife and I often discuss the sense of calling that drives me out on those long rides with a camera. At a fundamental level, Scripture says that all of Creation speaks … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, heart-led, moral discernment, nature, photography, prophecy, sensory heart
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