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repentance

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Teaching Evangelical Repentance to Children

Your kid bullied another kid. You said, “Tell him you’re sorry.” You taught him penance, not repentance. Penance trusts the child’s willpower. Repentance kills the old child and raises a new one. New blog: how parents and teachers preach the Gospel in real time.

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Don’t Trade One False Narrative for Another

This is a reflection for seekers, skeptics, and sovereign thinkers on Nostr.In a world flooded with lies, it’s tempting to believe that everything is a lie. But real sovereignty isn’t just rejecting the mainstream — it’s learning to discern, verify, and walk in truth.This piece is a call to Bitcoiners, Christians, and freedom-seekers to resist the drift toward conspiratorial thinking that masquerades as enlightenment. It affirms that questioning is good — but truth is better.From faith to science, climate to population, war to liberty — this is a principled stand against false binaries and a plea for humble, truth-rooted conviction in an age of loud confusion.

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“The Church is a field of sinners—repentant sinners” Wednesday of Trinity 18 2025

You want to talk about weeds? Look at the cross. There’s the Lord of the harvest—hanging among the weeds, counted as one of them, so He could raise up a field of wheat. He took our impatience, our distrust, our self-appointed judgment. He took it all into the ground, and on the third day, the true Wheat sprouted from the soil—first-fruits of a new creation. Now He’s at work in you. In this messy, mixed-up field we call the church, He’s working through His Word, watering you with baptism, feeding you with His body and blood, forgiving, pruning, reshaping, keeping the wheat alive until harvest.

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