Monthly Archives: July 2007

This occurred right before I closed the store where I work. An elderly woman (maybe in her 60’s) was checking out.� As she approached the counter to pay for her book she noticed that there are two books on display. … Continue reading →

Thanks Barb for sending me this link. This will save you a lot of time and rid you of unnecessary guilt. Listen and watch carefully.

Meyers’ second article on why Presbyterians don’t like liturgy is worth 3 minutes of your time.� Here is his first article in case you missed it.

Looking through some of my notes on a Sunday School class entitled: The Immutability of God, I came across this paragraph. This is the first of the three perspectives I list on how Christians approach the attributes of God. (( … Continue reading →

As of now, I am planning to start Judges to Poets with Professor Currid from RTS/Charlotte. Since I finished Hebrew II, there has been much going on, which has prevented me from being more aggressive in my studies. The next … Continue reading →

Psalter.org I have been looking for a site like this one for a long time. (tags: Psalter) Billy Graham & Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God What would Edwards say? (tags: Preaching Billy Graham Jonathan Edwards)

10 hours of Ron Paul in one day? [kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/_mK4ChoBSNk?rel=0″ width=”425″ height=”350″ wmode=”transparent” /] Hurrah![kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/sh2baZgf_Cc?rel=0″ width=”425″ height=”350″ wmode=”transparent” /]

I may do this more often in the future. I absolutely enjoy starting conversation with strangers. It is just part of my nature, but this 30-second conversation I didn’t start. Stranger: So, what’s wrong with your truck. Me:� Well, it … Continue reading →

I will be out of town this weekend. I will be dropping my wife off at Clearwater for a volleyball camp and visit our home church in Tampa.

First published 2 years ago at Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam� Peter Leithart comments on the role of hymnody in our churches. He argues that modern hymnody has embraced 19th century escapist mentality. No longer are we declaring the triumph of … Continue reading →

De Regno Christi An excellent blog concerned about the implications of Christ’s reign in all areas of life. A compendium of victorious eschatology. Keep it up Chellis. (tags: Culture Christian Society)

Chellis writes: Darryl has been able to give a pejorative name to advocates of Christian civil government: Transformationalist. What a dirty sounding word to anyone who stands upon anti-liberal ground. Surely Christian civil government must be rejected, it is an … Continue reading →

I know it has been a long time since I have written an update on my day-to-day. My life has been entirely weary and when there is a little bit of time, I prefer to stay away from blogging. Though … Continue reading →

This is the most informative interview I have read thus. By Christopher Caldwell Whipping westward across Manhattan in a limousine sent by Comedy Central�s “Daily Show,” Ron Paul, the 10-term Texas congressman and long-shot Republican presidential candidate, is being briefed. … Continue reading →

According to ABC News, Senator and presidential hopeful Barack Obama told Planned Parenthood Tuesday that sex education for kindergarteners, as long as it is “age-appropriate,” is “the right thing to do.” Plan Parenthood’s founder Margaret Sanger once wrote: “More children … Continue reading →

The Chalcedon Foundation – Faith for All of Life Man is not primarily a rational being; he is a creature of faith. His reasoning is based on what he believes or assumes to be true. This is because man is … Continue reading →

LewRockwell.com Blog Undoubtedly the best political blog on the internet (tags: libertarian paleoconservative) Antiwar.radio Look right into the camera! Bill Brown, of the Surveillance Camera Players, and author of We Know You Are Watching: Surveillance Camera Players 1996-2006 discusses the … Continue reading →