I don't even know if someone is still reading their friend feed, but, oh well ( Read more... )

One of my roommates works in the front office, and she posted this today ( Read more... )

By Dr. Robert Godfrey, President WSC

I think back on the history of the French Reformed Church, for example. A church that experienced, in the 1550s and 1560s, some of the most remarkable growth that perhaps the church has seen in her whole history. In the matter of a few years, the French Reformed Church grew by millions of adherents. And it grew ( Read more... )

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Just doodling around. It took waaay longer than I thought it would, though ( Read more... )

Brethren, let me ask you, do you imagine that the gospel is a nose of wax which can be shaped to suit the face of each succeeding age? Is the revelation once given by the Spirit of God to be interpreted according to the fashion of the period? Is "advanced thought" to be the cord with which the spirit of the Lord is to be straitened? Is the old ( Read more... )

Once again, the Pyromaniacs gives us a timely dose of Spurgeon.

The school of modern thought, which considers itself to be the most infallible thing now extant, always cuts and shapes divinity according to its own views of what it ought to be; in fact, it has a God of its own, cut out of the brown paper of its philosophies-a God of soft effeminacy ( Read more... )

There's a blogger taking apart MacArthur's comments at Shepherd's Conference, and in the section in which he is explaining that MacArthur is pitting his dispensational premillennialism against the whole of church history (everyone except the dispy pre-millers hold to the idea that the Church is the New Israel), he quotes Spurgeon (who preached ( Read more... )

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Adventurous morning... Sal's fault. Again. (And mine, of course, I accidentally let him overheat...) Whee. Nothing like starting the day with a blinking question mark at startup! Am backing him up and then I will wipe the drive (just in case), do a fresh system install, and then move in from there, restoring anything important from the backup. And ( Read more... )