Tim Fox @ProofOfRest

PCA Minister + Executive Director of Magnalia Foundation Utah, USA Joined July 2024

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James R. Wood @jamesrwoodtheo

3 days ago

it’s good for civil authorities/public figures to point the people to realities beyond politics (ie, God) this helps people avoid the temptation of placing their ultimate hopes in politics

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As Jesus told us in his parable of the dishonest steward, he expects his disciples to be prudent in the wealth of this world – even with all its pitfalls – since we are those graciously chosen to inherit the true wealth of the world to come. ow.ly/qVhK50WWXSl

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Tim Fox @ProofOfRest

a week ago

Many think that in heaven or the new creation you just sit there and you don’t do anything, constantly frozen. But Scripture says it’s a dynamic world of life, ruled by the living God. The New Creation is this world transposed into a more beautiful and lovely key.

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The Two Stewards Show @two_stewards

a week ago

Thanks Tim Fox @ProofOfRest for coming on the show! Why should Christians take Bitcoin seriously? Watch: youtu.be/uh93Rc-42aQ Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1LHFwU… Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tim…

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Tim Fox @ProofOfRest

2 weeks ago

The topic of money hits close to people’s hearts, and there’s so much emotion tied up in it (not least shame and anxiety). It’s all the more important, therefore, that conversations about church finances and stewardship are carried out from and in love. “If I speak in the…

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Colin Redemer @RedemTheTimes

2 weeks ago

Part of the birds and the bees talk for Christian families should involve a side conversation about technology and fertility ethics and the future of mankind. I know its uncomfortable but if you don't do it it certainly won't be happening in your church.

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Tim Fox @ProofOfRest

2 months ago

Christians should be open to Bitcoin is because of how it deals with sin. Few like thinking about sin (except for other people's sins). But this is truly Bitcoin’s killer feature: it’s designed to mitigate human sinfulness, in all its sincerity and duplicity.

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Magnalia @magnaliafdn

2 months ago

Freedom and Slavery (Bitcoin and Sin for Bitcoiners #3)

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Magnalia @magnaliafdn

2 months ago

How do we mitigate the potential pitfalls that come with great wealth? @wyattorourke_ had some great insight on this episode of the Christian Bitcoin Podcast 🧵

Magnalia @magnaliafdn

2 months ago

How do we mitigate the potential pitfalls that come with great wealth? @wyattorourke_ had some great insight on this episode of the Christian Bitcoin Podcast 🧵

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Magnalia @magnaliafdn

2 months ago

“Stay humble, stack sats.” Are we projecting that outwardly, to mask our pride, or are we authentically holding to that mantra? @ProofOfRest highlights St. Augustine’s words explaining that the worst form of pride comes in a thin form of humility.

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Tim Fox @ProofOfRest

2 months ago

I’m giving a seminar on bitcoin for my Presbytery (regional pastors and elders) next weekend. Some of these charts will be helpful for illustrating what many churches and pastors know very painfully: that life and ministry have gotten much more expensive in recent decades.

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Ahshuwah Hawthorne @iAhsh

2 months ago

We’ve been talking about this for the last two months on the @ThankGodForBTC “To the Unknown Pod” show with @ryanfinlay @superintoit @ProofOfRest @jim_mcandrew @jmbushwrites. The younger generation has been destroyed by money printing and has no chance of winning like the…

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Tim Fox @ProofOfRest

2 months ago

What fascinates and terrifies us about the Roman Empire is not that it finally went smash but that ... it managed to last for four centuries without creativity, warmth or hope. -W. H. Auden, 1952

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Geoffrey Miller @primalpoly

2 months ago

This is the central problem with higher education in the age of AI. We can't require students to do take-home writing assignments (e.g. term papers) any more, because most will cheat and have ChatGPT or Claude or Grok do the writing. But we can't teach critical thinking,…

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Tim Fox @ProofOfRest

2 months ago

One time, skateboarding down a long, steep hill in the dark with my (far more experienced friends) gave me a lot of energy. It was a bad decision. By God’s kindness it was not a lethal one.

Adrian Dittmann @AdrianDittmann

2 months ago

One time, skateboarding down a long, steep hill in the dark with my (far more experienced friends) gave me a lot of energy. It was a bad decision. By God’s kindness it was not a lethal one.

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Magnalia @magnaliafdn

2 months ago

Fixing the Money Won't Fix the World (Bitcoin and Sin for Bitcoiners #2)

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Magnalia @magnaliafdn

2 months ago

“How do you walk in love, humility, and wisdom in light of big-picture, high-anxiety issues like finances?” @bhailey55 gave us a great response: 🔸 Set your own heart right. Any understanding we have is a gift by grace, not merit. 🔸 Slow things down and identify what's really…

Magnalia @magnaliafdn

3 months ago

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Tim Fox @ProofOfRest

2 months ago

Being a creature (and not God) means being limited. Unlike God, humans need tools and technology, in large part because of our limitations. Money is one of the most useful tools we have, especially for dealing with our limited knowledge (both of people and of the future).