Tag Archives: Systems

Theology and the Promise of Restoration

Why the Source Matters More Than the System In my previous post, I suggested that humanity’s deepest struggle is not merely between right and wrong, but between two powerful forces within us: the desires of the flesh and the demands … Continue reading

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The Non-Negotiable Gatekeeper: Why Systems Cannot Save Us

Once we understand the deep, existential terrors that cause our hearts to fight surrender—our fear of exposure, our worship of certainty, and our demand for self-sovereignty—we face a dangerous temptation. We look at these ugly roots within ourselves and instinctively … Continue reading

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