He has been provided language and context for so much of my journey - so thankful for him!

Felt the same way - and we're looking at some dates now. Will let everyone know ASAP!

Yes and Amen - he's an incredible communicator!

We're here, in NC, awakening and growing sure :) We'll let folks know about a Baxter visit if/when it happens!

Loved every second of this conversation. From the deep end goodness of union to bass fishing!

I've tried to connect with him a few times over the years - but Baxter gave us his email - so say a prayer haha!

@@JasonClarkIS-youtube awesome. Hes such a mysterious figure haha there isn't much info out there on him but the vids I've seen of him make me wonder who this guy is and why isn't he more known?! He has such a unique perspective that we need to hear. And plus he's an Aussie so he's a good laugh. Hope you get him on one day

, please invite him over!!! 🎉I would love to hear an interview with him on your platform❤

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Bruce is wonderful! A medical doctor as well as theologian He has a great series on KZfaq. Please look him up!

Yes, it does!

Amen.

So good! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hNGTi8-csbqpeac.html

Amen!

Me too!!

I am so thankful for Baxter! I also loved the wrap up. Since this conversation, I've actually had crawfish with him - awesome!

Praying wholeness, abundant life, healing in you brain and a great revelation of our Fathers kindness and affection over you tonight.

Ha, amen!

Wonderful! Loved this conversation, so much grace and life on Baxters words!

Haha, can't help you with that. Hope you have found something to satisfy your hunger since then!

@@JasonClarkIS-youtube we most certainly had tacos that evening

haha, perfect! @@allenbergeron7263

Loved this conversation!

He's pretty awesome :)

We mentioned a lot of books (Baxter mentioned) I am only aware of a few and read even less. I know we mentioned several of Baxter books (see following paragraph for link). We also talked about George MacDonald Unspoken Sermons. Heres a link for that www.amazon.com/Unspoken-Sermons-COMPLETE-UNABRIDGED-Classics/dp/1539182886/ref=pd_bxgy_d_sccl_2/144-9510675-3747232?pd_rd_w=Bo8R7&content-id=amzn1.sym.7746dde5-5539-43d2-b75f-28935d70f100&pf_rd_p=7746dde5-5539-43d2-b75f-28935d70f100&pf_rd_r=HPJSBW79N5GZ00XRGGEQ&pd_rd_wg=tPfdl&pd_rd_r=0ba8548b-f5f9-4fa2-ae77-bf229de0d33c&pd_rd_i=1539182886&psc=1 Otherwise, I'd spend some time on Baxter site and follow him more closely. He is always mentioning books. perichoresis.org/

Ha, AMEN!!!

Praying you know you are so worth the blood of Jesus, you are His beloved, and you don't get to change His mind about how He feels - He loves you and is proud to call you a friend. Praying grace for the spirit of breakthrough.

Come on! We had more conversations this week. We'll let folks know ASAP.

I know desperation well, I have just stopped making it the foundation of my faith. But I am ravenous for the Truth that sets us free :)

That's a Baxter question - you can find him in the liner note links.

Ha, good thoughts here! I love how Jesus walks us through union and how the delusion of separation works. “The eye is the lamp of the body. If your eyes are healthy, your whole body will be full of light. But if your eyes are unhealthy, your whole body will be full of darkness. If then the light within you is darkness, how great is that darkness!" Matthew 6:23-24 The light is always within you, it's the lens we see/think through that is the problem. Thankful Jesus' cruciform greater love is the "healthy" lens that sets us free to discover the light within :)

@@JasonClarkIS-youtube Bless ya ✌️ Greetings from the U.K (just my thoughts, I'm not Orthodox myself but I'm greatly nourished by that tradition) Yes, the eye of the Soul, the Heart, the "Nous" is where Christ desires to "dwell" ("known" as Lord, as brother, friend and King)... so we "set Him apart" there "through faith". And so Paul "tested himself" often to see if he was "in" it, in the flow of it.: "Be transformed by the renewing of Your mind" (nous). So we "fix our eyes" (our centres) upon Him - where He Who IS Grace - through His Baptismal, Regenerative Activity - may be found "today", that we may be receiving the goal of our faith - "the salvation of our souls" , and through cooperation, be working out our salvation ("working out" what He has worked, and is "working, in") with fear and trembling"... because, for classical non Augustinians, Hebrew 6 warnings etc, are to believers, and therefore "it is a terrible thing to fall into the hands of The Living God", and to disdain the Blood of Christ which once bought us. "Once you were alienated from God and were enemies in your minds (quite agree that there is no separation of proximity) because of your evil behaviour; but now he has reconciled you - by Christ's physical body - through death - to present you holy in his sight, without blemish and free from accusation, if (and there's the "condition" of cooperation with the unconditional love) you continue in your faith - not moved from the hope held out in the gospel' To the Orthodox, who do not work from underlying Augustinian presupps etc, and therefore hold to a differing view of both divine and human freedom, there ever remains this side of "the Jordan", a beautiful, but risky freedom... i.e, we can "lose" the relationship with Life and Love Himself - through our wrong use of our central "will". The point is, is that when the universe shakes (Heb 12), are we - as individuals - Who "actualise" the Corporate Human Nature - "on that day" relationally reconciled to Him Who has "once for all" deified that Nature in Himself? ... For if not, and His corrective loving discipline has not born the fruit of repentance, then "such branches are thrown into the fire and consumed". The incorporation of man (individually) into Christ and his Union with God require the cooperation of two unequal, but equally necessary forces : Divine Grace and human will" (Lev Gillet) (from "Orthodox Spirituality" by "a monk of the Eastern church").... Will - and not intellect or feeling - is the chief human instruments of the Union with God. There can be no intimate Union with God if our own will is not surrendered and conformed to the Divine will: "Sacrifice and offering Though wouldest not... Lo, I come to do Thy Will O God" (Heb 10:5,9)... but our weak human will remains powerless if it is not anticipated and upheld by the grace of God. "Through the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ we shall be saved" (Acts 25:11). It is Grace that achieves in us both the willing and the doing (but not via a Monergistic Determinism). The Christian East did not experience the controversies which raged in the West around the notions of Grace and Predestination (Augustianism, Pelagianism and semi - Pelagianism, Thomism, Calvinism, Jansenism, Molinism). In the Orthodox Church the idea of grace has kept something of the vernal freshness which the word "charis" evoked to the Greek minds: the idea of Luminous beauty, Free gift, Condescension and Harmony. (page 24)) great book! Blessings in Christ! : )

beautiful, just beautiful@@emilesturt3377

@@JasonClarkIS-youtubeAmen, The Context being Generosity! God Is Good ~ Merciful and Full of Grace ✝️ WHOSOEVER COME 🙏🏻 Religious spirits ungenerous Mean and stingy ~ full of darkness

God” desires that all men come to HIM” Since we enter an outside-time-realm, HE really could spend that realm going after each one who is yet lost, as is HIS desire,(all while still honoring free will ).

You can listen here and find links to Baxters website as well. afamilystory.org/2023/11/c-baxter-kruger-christ-in-you/ I don't have a list but thats a good place to start :)

Ask Him ha! Thats where I'd start. And you will recognize him where you participate in love - toward yourself and others.

I've climbed the wrong ladder on the right wall and the right ladder on the wrong wall haha - love the 'illusion' insight. Our perception is just a part of the story. Kinda like all those fellas trying to describe the elephant. Thankful for you, man - praying grace and a profound sense of peace and wholeness over you and your family. Life and life more abundant.

I am out of my wheelhouse with this question. You may want to check out Baxter's website. He's a scholar, for sure.

It is a glorious union we have discovered in this New Covenant :)

Ha, glad we have entered the day when the tattoo isn't taboo :)

Happy Thanksgiving :)