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A Shift in Emphasis
This is a “get to know me” post. I really thought I was coming home from Europe to become a church pastor. I had been ordained for a decade and had been quite well received by the chapel folks in … Continue reading
What We Are Not
Where are you? To what place on this earth has God called you to reside? What is your mission there? How does “humble” and “grateful” appear where God put you? It’s not for anyone to write religious rules for another. … Continue reading
Christian Culture
A covenant with God breeds a culture. There’s nothing wrong with the idea of a Christian Culture, something that is uniquely representative of following Christ. Our problem here in America is that it’s more American than Christian. The First Century … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible History, covenants, culture, religion
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Rapprochment
Let’s recall something very important: In Christ we live the paradox of having on the one hand a command to commune with others because it’s the nature of our communion with God. To be one with the Father is to … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged church, communion, faith, fellowship, heart-led, intellect, moral consciousness, religion, theology
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What’s Going On 04
No ride today. It’s not just the cold front and high winds, but I’ve got too much to do. That is, there is a pile of stuff I really want to read, and I’m way behind on updating my commentary … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, Enlightenment philosophy, epistemology, freebsd, Hebrew Mysticism, linux, religion, Southern Baptists, windows
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Don’t Waste It
We could comment prophetically on the scene around us. For example, the Civil Rights Movement — it’s not as if there were no real problems there, but they were never solved. Instead, new problems were introduced because, whatever it was … Continue reading
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Tagged epistemology, government, heart-mind, peace, religion, sanity, spirituality
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Tell Them You Love Me
(This constitutes a fundamental teaching in our religion.) My aspiration is your affection. Mysticism presumes that what really matters is beyond words. We cannot possibly transmit truth, but we can fellowship in our shared truth via human communications. That requires … Continue reading
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Tagged fellowship, moral discernment, religion
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Reviewing Darkness 03
We teach that the essence of the Fall is usurping the authority of the heart by placing reason on the throne of the soul. God does not commune with our intellects, but with our hearts. He writes His revelation there … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, faith, heart-led, intellectual culture, religion, Satan, Western Christian mythology
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My Father’s World, Part 5
Aside from Acts and Paul’s letters, we know very little about early spiritual gifts. In Corinth it’s all about glossolalia. Outside of Corinth, we hear most about prophecy and healing miracles. The historical records of church history since that time … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, heart-led, materialism, nature, propaganda, religion, spiritual activity
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