Monthly Archives: June 2007

“Our basic starting point is the regeneration of man.” –R.J. Rushdoony [kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/oPOrKVU_0dw?rel=0″ width=”425″ height=”350″ wmode=”transparent” /]

[kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/w8k1KIogzGQ?rel=0″ width=”425″ height=”350″ wmode=”transparent” /] “Ron Paul is one of the outstanding leaders fighting for a stronger national defense. As a former Air Force Officer, he knows well the needs of our armed forces, and he always puts them … Continue reading →

As many of you may know I am now working at a bookstore. It is a necessary move for me at this stage. It is a rather enjoyable job and it has taught me much about books. At the same … Continue reading →

Ron Paul’s audio files, articles, blogs, links, etc.

 “Time to Say Good-Bye” [kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/rDB9zwlXrB8?rel=0″ width=”425″ height=”350″ wmode=”transparent” /]

Peter Leithart The term “mono-covenantalism” has been tossed around wildly in the last few years. Apparently, mono-covenantalism is really scary and bad. The PCA FV report insists on “bi-covenantalism” as the structure of “Scripture.” So, is there one covenant, or … Continue reading →

I have waited for this for a long time. The Baptized Body by Peter Leithart will prove to be a helpful contribution to sacramental studies in the years to come.

Imagine my surprise to find out about an English version of the “American Idol.” The same American Idol who represents some of the most shallow and superficial music ever sung in the history of mankind. I still boast to this … Continue reading →

Ron Paul on MSNBC’s “Super Tuesday” yesterday. He was interviewed by Chris Jansing (earlier was misreported as Chris Matthews).[kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/vsi2ofqnSWM?rel=0″ width=”425″ height=”350″ wmode=”transparent” /]

One of my dearest friends has become a Lutheran. Some weeks ago we discussed about our experiences and how God has led us to where we are. John and I went to college together, roomed together, and grew in our … Continue reading →

I have just learned that Professor Harold O.J. Brown from the Charlotte/RTS campus is terribly ill. Professor Brown was at our Orlando campus not too long ago encouraging us to be a part of his Reformation tour, which he leads … Continue reading →

a) Hebrew I is finally over and now I have about two weeks before Hebrew II. It has been a challenging experience. b) Tomorrow I begin my new part-time job with a small Christian bookstore. c) Thanks to all for … Continue reading →

Tomorrow, I will be preaching my first sermon in over a year. My text will be Joshua 6. It will be a two-week series and I hope to convey my message well. I will be posting the sermon notes on … Continue reading →

I may have added a few, subtracted a few, nuanced a few, but nevertheless, this is blunt and necessary advice for ministers of the gospel from a Lutheran blogger. In my post on church growth, I talked about not preaching … Continue reading →

Ron Paul’s excellent performance with one of my favorite comedians. [kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/CUd7OW2TvN8″ width=”425″ height=”350″ wmode=”transparent” /]

A few notes: After having some technical problems with my desktop, I think I am back to normal. Hebrew I is past the half point, which means that after this week I will have a two-week break before I start … Continue reading →

I would like to offer a few comments in light of the decision of the PCA General Assembly. First, as Pastor Wilson has mentioned, and I concur, we are not to speak out of anger because of this decision. Nevertheless, … Continue reading →

The PCA report has been largely spread through the presbyteries and TE/RE elders. My desire is that those who have read the report have also read Jeff Meyer’s 30 reasons why it would be unwise to adopt such a report. … Continue reading →

Hebrew day 2 is out of the way- a new day has begun. I did fairly well, though not as well as day one on my quiz. Last night, we had a powerful thunderstorm here in the area and it … Continue reading →

James Jordan makes some interesting remarks concerning scientific methods and the questions posed by science. ((Chapter 6 of Creation in Six Days: A Defense of the Traditional Reading of Genesis One)) According to Jordan, modern scientific assumptions about the present- … Continue reading →

Here is an excellent summary of Ron Paul’s points last night: from Ron Paul Planet by paul4prez Ron Paul gave perhaps his best debate performance yet this evening in New Hampshire, continuing to offer Republican primary voters a real choice, … Continue reading →