I give my highest endorsement to these three posts, and the conversations that Erik has with the commenters.
You have to read this GraceHead's 3-part story.
Great stuff!
11/01/05 @ 17:54 Hello there, Ambree.
I totally agree. Sometimes I am able to pick up more information if they don't use churchy-talk. Words tend loose meaning with over-usage.
I really appreciate Eriks viewpoint, also. I think that the ideas that he expresses go against a lot of the mainstream/cultural doctrine, however, it is sublimely biblical.
Still ripening,
Trent
11/07/05 @ 13:16 I think the thing that threw me at first was the title. :) Once I was able to get over that (not get past it, but get OVER it :)) I was able to really get into what Erik was saying. I don't know why I was shocked at first, because it's not unusual to see or hear that type of thing--even from my own mouth in fits of anger--but once I realized that, I got over it.
Cool stuff!
Ambree C.
11/09/05 @ 02:55
11/14/05 @ 17:50 And so comes the consummation, and it shall come quickly...behold, the Day is it hand. So then, beloved, who call of themselves by My own name, run and speak to the desolate. Run and raise your voices, blow the trumpet and the alarm of war! Speak to the poor in spirit and the destitute of Truth. Speak, My children...arise and speak! Listen to the watchmen, and give heed and so do. Follow Me, and obey all I have taught you, beloved, and keep My commandments and those written in stone by the Fathers own anger. Yea, keep them, even to the writing of them on your own hearts, says the Lord, your Redeemer. You are bought for a price...now follow Me. And take the hands of all who will, and bring them with you. [Jesus speaking] (Servants, Arise. The Kingdom of Men is Finished...The Kingdom of The Lord and His Christ is at Hand! - Letter from God and His Christ - Volume 7)
