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Another Big Step
This is my vision. Share it, steal from it, ignore it or even attack it if that’s how you feel led, but this is the fire in my boiler and it’s full steam ahead for me. Radix Fidem is fundamentally … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Biblical Law, christian mysticism, church, divine calling, eldercraft, faith, mission, otherworldly, radix fidem, virtual religion
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Our Virtual Covenant
When the aim is seeking to discern God’s revelation regarding various issues in life, a fundamental consideration in reading Scripture is to recognize whether the issue, and the people involved, are inside or outside the applicable covenant. Jesus operated from … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged covenants, faith community, history israel, Judaism, Law of Moses, radix fidem, Talmud, virtual communion
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Dreaming of the Rule of Faith
We are not here to reform or change mainstream Christian religion. It is my honest conviction that whatever happens to the mainstream church in the future has little to do with Radix Fidem. It’s not that God can’t or won’t … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged church, covenant community of faith, faith, heart-led, mainstream christianity, radix fidem, tribulation
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No Going Back
Sometimes I hit those moments when there is so little I can say. It’s not writer’s block. Something in me is at rest, as if some major task is finished. For at least a little while, there is nothing I … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged Biblical Law, convictions, heart-led, individual faith, means of communication, radix fidem, underground church
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Time for an Underground Church
In some parts of the world, this is a bad time to belong to an organized Christian church. However, in all parts of the world, this is a bad time to have a gospel message restricted to what takes place … Continue reading
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Tagged church, mainstream christianity, prophecy, radix fidem, underground church
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Don’t Wait for Me
This is a “get to know me better” post. I can’t recall if I’ve shared this in the past, but if nothing else, it tells you where I am today. When I finally made a break from mainstream church and … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged divine calling, mainstream christianity, ministry, mission, radix fidem
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Deaconesses
On the one hand, this is largely theoretical for us under Radix Fidem, since we have little use for most New Testament church offices as a virtual community. On the other hand, it’s probably a good idea to be sure … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged ancient hebrew culture, church leadership, deacons, eldercraft, radix fidem
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Purpose and Mission
The original purpose behind opening this blog under private hosting was because I was frankly worried at how WordPress in their own hosting had shut down in quick succession a handful of blogs I had been following. I was hardly … Continue reading
Posted in administration
Tagged administrative, blogging, covenant community of faith, radix fidem, virtual parish
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A Persecuted Community of Faith
There was a time I was hoping to turn my peculiar approach to religion into something that could compete with the mainstream, become in its own right a part of the mainstream. Over the years, that vision has died. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged eldercraft, government, house church, internet, mainstream churches, persecution, radix fidem
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On the Freedom of Conscience in Christ
This is not in regards to actual plans. I’m seeking to draw a picture of what Biblical Law says about certain issues. This is how I understand the revelation of our Creator. After Cain murdered his brother, God confronted him … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Biblical Law, covenant community of faith, cultural background, human reason, radix fidem, religion, violence, war
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