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Mere Imagination?
If God doesn’t capture your imagination, He doesn’t have your heart. I don’t feel competent to propose a psychological profile for people who live a heart-led existence. Jesus used parables because it defied description. At some level I can offer … Continue reading
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Tagged epistemology, intellect, mysticism, psychology, spirituality, Western mythology
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The Heart of Outreach
As we use it here, the phrase “heart-led existence” is the same as walking by the spirit or walking by faith. Our problem is that those New Testament phrases come with a lot of baggage in the minds of readers, … Continue reading
Posted in teaching
Tagged Dispensationalism, evangelism, heart-mind, mission, mysticism, spirituality, Zionism
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Burning Heart; Changing Life
And then their eyes were opened and they knew Him; and He vanished from their sight. And they said to one another, “Did not our hearts burn within us while He talked with us on the road, and while He … Continue reading
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Tagged epistemology, heart-mind, intellect, morality, scripture, spirituality, technology
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War on Western Moral Assumptions
Walk by the Spirit — whatever else that means, it requires that we shift the focus of our awareness to the heart-mind. The matter of “doing God’s will” is not a long list of rules and principles. The actions and … Continue reading
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Tagged epistemology, heart-mind, morality, mysticism, otherworldly, philosophy, spirituality, western civilization
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You Figure It Out
Our dear Sister has a marvelous sweet rant I wish everyone could read. I want you to notice she never suggests other folks are morally wrong for bathing in this electromagnetic sewage, but that we do so at a high … Continue reading
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Tagged fallen nature, health, mysticism, nature, sensory heart, spirituality, technology
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It’s Coming Home
Could you have predicted it? We are watching the West implode. The cultural milieu has run its course and we are watching something new forming from the ashes. Even Western self-awareness of cultural birth and development is biased, but if … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged civilization, economics, government, heart-mind, mission, mysticism, oppression, otherworldly, propaganda, resistance, spirituality, survival, war, Western mythology
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Right There
Redemption is right there within reach. As always, your cultural climate can make a huge difference. If you grow up in world fully expecting that nature itself is obliged to take you seriously on your terms, you’ll struggle with redemption. … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged civilization, culture, evangelism, heart-mind, mission, peace, psychology, religion, spirituality, Western mythology
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Painting Signs
You can’t defy the Creator. Don’t think in terms of absolutes or you’ll never get this. God operates on the basis of proximity in His Creation. So you will find yourself in relative terms close to or far from Him, … Continue reading
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Tagged divine revelation, mission, mysticism, pastoral ministry, peace, psychology, spirituality, virtual parish, writing
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Refuse to Play 2
This should be short; for some of you it may even be sweet. I’ll try to avoid propaganda terms and stick with moral truth: Everything we discuss has to stand before God, which is the same as saying it has … Continue reading
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Tagged heart-mind, oppression, propaganda, social sciences, society, spirituality, war
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The Essential Trust Factor
He said, “You don’t know me from Adam, but here you are out at this time of night, loaning me tools and you don’t know if you’ll see ’em again.” Unspoken was the obvious factor that he was black and … Continue reading
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Tagged government, military, oppression, psychology, religion, social context, spirituality
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