We compare and contrast these two systems!

We check out the entire Truthology series which offers an extensive theological and spiritual commentary focused on discipleship and the restoration of authentic Christian living outside of formalized, institutionalized religion. A central theme is the necessity of crucifying the "false self,"or ego—which the texts equate with the Messiah complex—by rejecting self-sufficiency, premature rescue of others, and performance-based spirituality. They consistently emphasize that true transformation (sanctification) is an inner process where the mind, will, and emotions are reordered by the Holy Spirit and anchored in the simplicity of Christ's cross and the authority of Scripture. This internal renewal, resulting in holiness, gentleness, and emotional sobriety, is presented as the foundation for mature, non-hierarchical community and Christlike action in the world, contrasting sharply with complex, control-driven religious systems.

This is a novel, non-pharmacologic, multi-phase biological intervention targeting Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Developed by Absurd Health, the intervention operates under the hypothesis that many core ASD symptoms stem from systemic terrain dysfunction rather than being a fixed neurological identity, focusing on correcting biological issues like gut dysbiosis, liver stagnation, and mitochondrial impairment. The protocol outlines a six-phase, 90-day, home-based program using over-the-counter supplements and dietary changes, designed to assess feasibility, safety, and preliminary efficacy in twenty children with moderate to severe ASD. The document details the rationale behind shifting from behavioral management to a biology-first approach, rigorous methodologies for tracking outcomes using validated scales and optional biomarkers, and comprehensive ethical and safety oversight plans for this vulnerable pediatric population. Ultimately, this pilot seeks to generate data for a larger randomized controlled trial and establish a new paradigm for restorative autism care.

We check out New Jerusale m

by Richard Saunders, offers a rich narrative detailing life and missions within the celestial city of New Jerusalem, a massive, shimmering metropolis orbiting Earth. The core action follows Captain Apostle Joan of Arc and her crew aboard the starship IHS Jericho as they investigate a spiritual plague on the planet Harmonixia, which is causing emotional distress through sonic frequencies and "Antichrist mindsets." Simultaneously, King Solomon commands the IHS Deutoronomy on a critical mission to a damaged space station near the Celestial Loom, an artifact manipulating spacetime, where they encounter demonic forces and evidence of a massive, previously vanquished enemy. These contemporary cosmic adventures are framed by a secondary storyline involving a 12th-century monk named Malachi, who receives Latin-spoken visions of this distant, technologically advanced, and divinely governed future, where biblical figures and alien saved races coexist.

We return to this amazing new book with practical exercises.

We check out the latest from Klesia Press and Atlas University - a theological publication titled, "The Formation of a Man Under God: Responsibility, Risk, Provision, and Obedience in the Kingdom," published by Atlas University Press. This work presents a structural critique of modern masculinity and contemporary Christian "success" culture, arguing that true manhood is achieved through arduous spiritual formation, not confidence or worldly achievement. The book emphasizes that masculinity begins with accepting responsibility without demanding control or validation, contrasting this with Adam's failure of passive silence. Key chapters address how obedience often lacks emotional reassurance and that movement, risk, and failure are essential training grounds used by God to form trustworthy men. Ultimately, the text defines true masculine maturity as a state of "peace" and "quiet danger" achieved by consistently prioritizing submission to Christ over self-authorship and outcome-driven performance.

What practical insights can we learn?

We investigate this latest book from Klesia Press outlines a therapeutic orientation called God's Voice Therapy (GVT), asserting that psychological suffering stems from living under illegitimate voices (like fear, shame, and trauma) that act as "false rulings" over identity and future. GVT's core mechanism involves displacing these internal narratives by intentionally submitting the psyche to God's authoritative, covenantal speech as revealed primarily in Scripture. The therapy emphasizes that vision is orientation, not fantasy, and that true healing comes from jurisdictional alignment, meaning the soul's governance is transferred from the self back to God. This reordering process is shown to stabilize the nervous system, reframe memory, and resolve anxiety and depression by restoring purpose and authority over the future, leading to a life characterized by enduring obedience and fruit, not emotional certainty. The text rigorously defines GVT by distinguishing it from similar models like affirmation or inner-child work, and establishes necessary guardrails for ethical practice in individual therapy, insisting the therapist is a witness to alignment, not a source of revelation.

We give practical exercises for Prayer Under Power

This latest book from Klesia Press outlines the principles of Covenant Psychology, presenting a framework for prayer that prioritizes emotional honesty over suppression, regulation, or performance. The central thesis is that true alignment with God—defined as power—emerges when an individual speaks from their strongest present emotion without correction or avoidance, treating emotion not as an enemy or sovereign authority, but as a covenant signal of inner resistance. The source emphasizes that traditional psychological insight and premature spiritualization fail because they bypass the dominant affect, which must be brought into truthful encounter with God for fragmentation to cease and true obedience to follow. The process is described as one of staying without fixing, fleeing, or spiritualizing until resistance is yielded, leading to genuine coherence and maturity rather than mere calmness or emotional control.