Contra Sunday – Faith on Wednesday
Posted in Uncategorized on Feb 7th, 2007
Caleb North, R.I.P. by Dr. Gary North My son, the youngest of my four children, age 24, died sometime last week. His body was found on Sunday, February 4 in his apartment, which is 250 miles from my home. He died of. . . http://www.americanvision.org/articlearchive2007/02-06-07.asp My thoughts and prayers go out to Gary and family [...]
Posted in Calvin, Presbyterian on Feb 6th, 2007
I found this quote over at ‘The Reformed Virginian.”Not only is it a great quote and one I’m very glad to have found today, it’s also a great blogsite and worth a read. The wealth of good and godly stuff available on the internet now is incredible when I look back at what I remember [...]
Posted in Evangelism, Football on Feb 6th, 2007
I missed this in all the razzle-dazzle hoopla that typically goes on in and around the Superbowl, but this quote came from Tony Dungy, the coach for the Colts: “I’m proud to be representing African-American coaches, to be the first African-American to win this. It means an awful lot to our country. But again, more [...]
Posted in 1647 Westminster Confession of Faith, Law, Theonomy on Feb 5th, 2007
As a one time theonomist, a visit today to the Reformed Covenanter blogsite left me somewhat conflicted. I say ‘one time theonomist’ rather than ‘former theonomist’ or plain old ‘theonomist’ because I simply am still too confused on what exactly it is I believe to be dogmatic either way. I am sympathetic to much in the [...]
Posted in Death, Thomas Boston on Feb 5th, 2007
This January, my Father in law had a massive heart attack. This naturally turned my thoughts to those of mortality, life, and death. Especially since, in all likelihood, he is not saved. By God’s grace, he survived his heart attack and underwent a bypass on five vessels in his heart. They seem to refer to [...]
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