A Pilgrim’s Progress

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Hi, my name is Jessica. I'm a Reformed Presbyterian, old-fashioned girl at heart who embraces the Westminster Confession of Faith, loves reading (esp. the 16th-17th century Puritans), learning more of God, sharing thoughts with other believers, playing table tennis, watching period movies, helping my mom make our home more efficient, and learning homemaking skills.

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	A History of the American People by Paul Johnson
	Confessions by Augustine
	Church History in Plain Language by Bruce Shelley
	The Christ of the Covenants by O. Palmer Robertson (and Covenant Theology lectures by Ligon Duncan)
	The Way Home: Beyond Feminism, Back to Reality by Mary Pride

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	The Bible Study Hour - James Montgomery Boice
	The White Horse Inn - Michael Horton
	Chalcedon Presbyterian Church - Joe Morecraft III
	Covenant Presbyterian Church - Chris Strevel
	American Vision and The Gary DeMar Show - Gary DeMar
	Reformed Theological Seminary on iTunes U - Free RTS virtual courses

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Archive for the 'Calvinism' Category

Calvinism Humor

Sunday, September 17th, 2006

The Arminian lady retorts, “And you must be Will cause you’re so free with compliments.”

(Too bad it misspelled the word “Arminian,” though.)

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The Empty Hand of Faith

Wednesday, July 5th, 2006

One of my favorite authors, Dr. James R. White, made a good illustration about why faith comes to God with an empty hand. Not empty in the sense that it’s producing no fruits (or bad fruits), of course, but rather in the sense of knowing it has nothing to boast about before God’s holiness and [...]

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Spurgeon’s Rendition of Arminian Prayer

Wednesday, July 5th, 2006

Charles Spurgeon is one of my favorite preachers or authors. You’d have to be an articulate communicator for people to be quoting you decades later. And Spurgeon is one of those dynamic, erudite preachers who speaks with wit, humor, and poignancy. I heard the following quote from a friend in which Spurgeon wrote his rendition [...]

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As the apple is not the cause of the apple tree, but a fruit of it: even so good works are not the cause of our salvation, but a sign and a fruit of the same.

~ Daniel Cawdray

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Anne of Green Gables, Austrian School of Economics, Biblical femininity & womanhood, book collecting, books, chivalry, church history, clarity, complementarianism, Covenant Theology, fairy tales, faithfulness, godliness, Greg Bahnsen, homemaking, hymns, knights and white horses (I'm sure they still exist somewhere, heh-heh), loyalty, Little House on the Prairie, old-fashioned values, period movies, presbyterianism, presuppositional apologetics, Pride & Prejudice, Proverbs 31 woman, Puritans, purity, Reformed theology, romantic comedy, sashimi, The Sound of Music, Steve Green, sushi, table tennis