A Pilgrim’s Progress

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Hi, I'm Jessica. I'm a Reformed Presbyterian who loves reading, learning more of God, the Puritans, and sharing thoughts with other believers. This is a place where I write my thoughts and journals.

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Currently Reading...

	Female Piety : The Young Woman's Friend and Guide Through Life to Immortality by John Angell James
	When People Are Big and God is Small by Edward T. Welch
	Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
	The Christ of the Covenants by O. Palmer Robertson (and Covenant Theology lectures by Ligon Duncan)

What's on My iPod...

	Rev. Edward Donnelly - Trinity Reformed Presbyterian Church
	Rev. David Silversides - Loughbrickland Reformed Presbyterian Church
	Dr. Joel Beeke - Heritage Netherlands Reformed
	Rev. Todd Ruddell - Christ Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church (RPCGA)
	Dr. Joseph A. Pipa Jr. - Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
	Dr. John Piper - Bethlehem Baptist Church
	Reformed Theological Seminary on iTunes U - Free RTS virtual courses

Reformers & Puritans on Audio

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

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Archive for the 'Godly Manhood' Category

What a Godly Man Looks Like

Thursday, December 27th, 2007

While surfing through a page for young ladies, I found the following piece of writing by Kathy Gruben. I thought it was a good article, and though I don’t necessarily agree with every jot & tittle (and since not every single description is universally applicable to every Christian man in every culture), I think the principle behind [...]

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Quotes

It is one thing to have sin alarmed only by convictions, and another to have it crucified by converting grace. Many, because they have been troubled in conscience for their sins, think well of their case, miserably mistaking conviction for conversion.

~ Joseph Alliene