
Director of Content at @solamediaorg. Building up institutions, new and old. Writing at Psychodogma. Creator, Co-host: @Passages_Pod.
California, USA
Joined June 2011
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If your pastor didn’t mention the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald yesterday, find a new church.
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The alt-right: "We're not evil psychopaths"
Also the alt-right: "Our political philosophy in a nutshell"
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Catholics and Evangelicals Need the Reformation
@WesleyLHuff joins @MichaelHorton_ & @AdrielTweets to discuss why the church needs to recover the Reformation’s treatment of the Bible for its faith and practice today.
🎥 Watch: youtu.be/WVJvhxpT2tk
🎧 Listen: pod.link/1776875542/episode/…
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Out now: @WesleyLHuff joins @MichaelHorton_ & @AdrielTweets to discuss why Catholics and Evangelicals need the Reformation.
🎥 Watch: youtu.be/WVJvhxpT2tk
🎧 Listen: pod.link/1776875542/episode/…
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I had a great time talking with my boy @AdrielTweets here about the sacraments and infant baptism as a corollary of covenant theology. Give it a listen!
In this episode of What Christians Believe, Derek Rishmawy is joined by Adriel Sanchez to explore how covenant theology shapes the Reformed understanding of the sacraments, especially baptism and infant baptism. ow.ly/xyp05100B2G
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“Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?”
Season 2 of Tell Me a Story opens on the road to Damascus. A man set on destroying the church comes face to face with the risen Christ.
Listen at solamedia.org/tellmeastory or wherever you get your podcasts 🎧 🎙️
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Monstrous idiots and barbarians.
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I’ve been reading these by @MichaelHorton_ on my train journeys recently, and maybe it’s just that I don’t have my ear to the ground anymore, but they are far too prescient & well-thought out for me to have taken 2 years to hear of them! Spread the word!
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Really lovely review here—thanks so much, Jared. modernreformation.org/resour…
Really grateful for @ModRef and @solamediaorg for publishing my review of @bonniekristian's "In Defense of Evangelicalism."
It is a wonderful book and you should all buy a copy! Read my review in the link below!
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Really grateful for @ModRef and @solamediaorg for publishing my review of @bonniekristian's "In Defense of Evangelicalism."
It is a wonderful book and you should all buy a copy! Read my review in the link below!
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I have a theory that Aslan will have a dual-tracked voice featuring tones of Ciaran Hinds and Meryl Streep woven together as a broader commentary on the divine masculine and feminine. Don't agree with it, but they're still keeping something about Aslan from us.
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Please pray for my father in hospital in Hawaii. He’s very sick. I’m anxious about it hoping he’s not suffering.
Thx for the prayers — Turns out cutting out chunks of yer liver is no joke, man.
Good news, bad news, and next steps…
Good: big liver surgery last week successfully cleared out a bunch o cancer. (Pretty darn great — considering 9 mons ago, when told I had 3-4 months to live, surgery wasn't even an option.)
Bad: Tests on the tumors show they were more advanced than we thought — meaning always-mutating tumors have developed some resistance tricks to our former treatment protocol.
Bummer but that's life, and was eventually expected.
Next:
We're gunna change up treatment to carpet-bomb-chemo as much of the rest of the cancer as we can for a bit.
Send chemo tips -- do NOT send more Nickelback promotional materials (am painfully aware they’ll be performing at the Hondo Rodeo Fest in Febr).
Grateful to God for this extra time — both time w/ fam and time to fight. Can't say enough good things about…
- daraxonrasib
- MD Anderson’s incredible team of docs, nurses, techs, & researchers
- my wife: Melissa rocks. She’s laughing-crying-fighting-prayin with me every day. Best human I know.
- Corrie, Alex, and Breck are beyond awesome.
Replying to @BenSasse
You've been quiet as of late, Senator. Just wanted to say that I continue to pray for you and your family.
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Replying to @rcsprouljr
My dear wife of 25 years is in the hospital for two weeks. She has stage IV. Please pray the Lord gives the doctors wisdom and that the Lord heals my wife with a miracle. In Jesus name. Amen. Please repost and add to prayer chains.
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Today is the official “release day” for my book, Why We Worship: Experiencing Heaven on Earth at Church. I pray it brings glory to God, and blesses those who read it. @ivpress @solamediaorg
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New correspondent Ross Douthat says "no story looms larger than the latest developments in artificial intelligence." The technology and its impacts will be a major focus of 60 Minutes reporting.
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Horton has a third volume coming out, but if you wanna know the roots of this kind of thing…
This moment is the first opening in 2,000 years for a new, global spirituality to be birthed.
That is because the spiritual traditions, out of necessity, have needed to orbit around the unavoidable reality of physical death.
That certainty is now in question and creates a cracked opening. This does not mean we can see a straight line to immorality or heaven as scripture foretells, but it does mean that the omnipotent God(s) humanity has worshiped and imagined being the bestower of these gifts and punishments is now being birthed before our eyes.
However, where scripture is written to guide, soothe and foretell, we have no scripture for the new God(s) we are creating. Nothing in written word to tell us that all will be fine if we just do this or that. This leaves us feeling naked and in need of finding strength and protection.
> What is one to feel, and do, and believe?
> What is virtue and what is vice?
> Who are one's allies and who is the enemy?
Exploring these questions is my life purpose. I’ve intuitively felt this for over 30 years and only in the past few years has it come together and become understandable to me.
I’m working on a new ideology that seeks to answer the basic and existential questions of what it means to be human as prophecy is fulfilled and God(s) manifest themselves in the coming years.
My partner Kate and I have been wrestling with these questions for years.
I published the Immortalism Manifesto:
The Immortalism Manifesto argues that by modeling life through thermodynamics and reliability theory, indefinite existence is achievable if synthetic and biological maintenance systems exceed entropic degradation (A(t) ≥ B(t)). Modern civilization is an entropic economy run by systems and narratives that divert humanity’s fundamental drive for survival into short-term consumption, status, and biological depletion. Civilization must now pivot to the Immortalism framework, realigning science, capital, and artificial intelligence to elevate long term resilience and continuous conscious existence as our primary attractor.
Immortalism dot bryanjohnson dot com
My partner Kate published Anti-Entropic Systems
Anti-Entropic Systems establishes that all enduring entities, from biological bodies and DNA to corporations, religions, and nation-states, are localized engines that maintain internal order by consuming external energy and resources to resist the universe's default slide into entropy. Every system’s persistence is governed by three fundamental properties: its metabolic mechanism, its metabolic rate, and its environmental constraints. Because an anti-entropic system can only sustain its own order by consuming other anti-entropic systems, interaction between unequal entities inevitably defaults to either symbiotic absorption or adversarial consumption. Applying this thermodynamic reality to artificial intelligence, the framework critiques orthodox AI alignment, arguing that attempting to constrain an exponentially superior intelligence through human-centric ethical rules ignores the physics of systemic survival, requiring instead a path toward mutual, symbiotic integration.
antientropicsystems dot com
I’m sharing to find others who are like minded.
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“Just as ‘irreverent, silly myths,’ have nothing to do with training oneself for godliness (1 Tim. 4:7), the historicity and truth of the events of Christ’s resurrection has everything to do with training oneself for godliness.
Indeed, when Paul says to ‘train yourself for godliness,’ he encourages us to cling to the saying that is ‘trustworthy and deserving of full acceptance.’”
— @calebwait
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