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I’m thrilled to share the full manuscript of The Fractal Bible. The book reveals a breathtaking fractal pattern woven through Scripture: Creation → Fracture → Restoration. I’m seeking 20–30 honest beta readers for candid feedback by June 30, 2026. Your thoughts will shape the final book and you’ll receive a free EPUB in return.
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In the opening session of The Israel of God, we explored what “the Israel of God” means. Moving beyond dispensational views, we saw Scripture as one continuous story centered on Christ. Using John 3 and Nicodemus, we learned the kingdom is about new creation and restored fellowship with God for all nations, not ethnic privilege.
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Paul redefines Abraham’s descendants and “Israel of God” by faith in Christ alone (Galatians 3:28-29). Jesus and Peter apply Old Testament Israel titles to the multi-ethnic church, creating one unified people where ethnicity yields to belonging in Christ, excluding nationalistic exclusivism.
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In April, a Colorado gardener built four new 4×8 raised beds using straw, native clay, grass clippings, topsoil, and mushroom compost over existing drip irrigation. She also planted a homemade peach-pit orchard of 14 trees and is experimenting with corn and pumpkins as companions. The backyard is transforming into a productive food forest.
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Abraham Kuyper’s doctrine of sphere sovereignty powerfully declares Christ’s lordship over every area of life. This post explains how distinct spheres — family, church, state, school, and business — each receive authority directly from God. The state must protect these spheres rather than dominate them, offering a Reformed roadmap for limited government.
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Temple rises in Edenic splendor on Zion; glory fills it more intensely than tabernacle. Yet idolatry drives glory away; temple falls, exile comes. Return yields lesser temple, yet prophets promise greater future glory foreshadowing the ultimate personal temple.
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Ephesians refutes ethnic exclusivity in God’s favor toward Israel, held by early Jewish unbelievers and dispensationalists, by expanding categories like “Israel,” “covenant,” and “household of God” universally through faith in Christ. It redefines Israel as all believers—Jews and Gentiles—anchored to historical promises, including Gentiles as heirs.
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On April 11, 2026, Sarah and I attended the Colorado Republican State Assembly at CSU Pueblo’s Massari Arena. Despite long lines and tech issues, the day brimmed with energy. We heard inspiring speeches from Lauren Boebert and Scott Presler, met candidates like Victor Marx and Scott Bottoms, and left more invested in the 2026 primaries.…
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“Eternity is the now that does not pass away.”
“You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.” ~ Augustine
