Pause and Reflection: West Viriginia Bound!

I have yet to post part two of my ramblings on separation and reformation because we are making final preparations for our visit to West Virginia. We will be leaving around 2- 3 a.m. Wednesday morning and should be back around the 8th of April. It is a very exciting time for us as most of our children do not remember the years that we lived in Western Carolina. They are used to the flat, sandy plains of Florida. The closest thing we have to wilderness here is a few coyotes and Spanish moss in the trees! We can't wait! Our love of the mountains runs deep and we miss the scenery of a change in seasons.

The second reason that I have delayed my post on reformationism, is that I have been listening to a series on the Underground Church by Michael Bunker. I am trying to make sure that I have a proper understanding of the various views in Christian agrarianism out there. I come from a reformation and reconstruction background, but am not a modern post-millenialist. Therefore, I am stuck in a small world of folks who think that we need to take dominion of the world around us while realizing that at some points in time, Anti-christ will be allowed tremendous scope in this world, that will require some practical wisdom on the part of the Church if we are to continue as we should.
One thing that is really resonating in the Bunker series is the desire to not just sit back and wait on the return of the Lord. At the same time he gives a really balanced, and may I say... reformed view of the church in this age.

Can't wait to get back and finish the series.