A Pilgrim’s Progress

Greetings...

Welcome! My name's Jessica. I enjoy reading, learning piano, distance running & exercising, learning more from 16th-17th century Puritan works. I also like period films and old-fashioned things. I embrace Reformed theology and subscribe to the WCF 1647.

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Currently Reading...

	New American Standard Bible
	Westminster Confession of Faith by the Westminster divines
	Pleasing People: How Not to be an "Approval Junkie" by Lou Priolo
	Persuasion by Jane Austen

What's on My iPod...

	Dr. Joel Beeke - Heritage Netherlands Reformed
	Dr. Sinclair Ferguson - First Presbyterian Church of Columbia
	Dr. Philip Ryken - Tenth Presbyterian Church
	Reformed Theological Seminary on iTunes U - Free RTS virtual courses
	Westminster Theological Seminary on iTunes U - Free course lectures

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Reformers & Puritans on Audio

	John Calvin
	Jonathan Edwards
	John Owen
	Thomas Watson
	Puritans, Covenanters, et al. - Still Waters Revival Books

Archive for January, 2008

Homemaking

Friday, January 25th, 2008

I feel great this evening. I did my work for the day, washed three loads of laundry this evening, took a warm shower, ate dinner, made plans for the weekend and this coming Lord’s Day. I think cleaning is therapeutic for me. Organizing makes life so much easier and manageable. I [...]

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Providential Quotes

I measure ministers by square measure. I have no idea of the size of a table, if you only tell me how long it is: but if you also say how wide, I can tell its dimensions. So, when you tell me what a man is in the pulpit, you must also tell me what he is out of it, or I shall not know his size.

~ John Newton

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Biblical femininity & womanhood, book collecting, books, church history, clarity, complementarianism, Covenant Theology, godliness, Greg Bahnsen, homemaking, loyalty, old-fashioned things, period films, piety, presbyterianism, presuppositional apologetics, 16th-17th century Puritans, purity, Reformed theology, sashimi, sushi, table tennis, things that have passed the test of time

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