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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More Wits of Spurgeon

Thursday, May 3rd, 2007

Spurgeon shows with his ready humor that it’s possible for the highest spirituality to be exemplified in the brightest and cheeriest character. Well, I hope none of you is tired of hearing me talk about Spurgeon, ’cause I’d really like to share with you again more funny poignant things I read of Spurgeon…
On Marriage
The earliest marriage service conducted by Mr. Spurgeon that [...]

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The Witty Charles Spurgeon

Tuesday, May 1st, 2007

I love Charles Spurgeon! Those who know me know how much I love his writings and sermons. He’s so witty, funny, intelligent, and inspirational. I almost never fail to walk away feeling encouraged each time I read his writings. His sermons are often sprinkled with witty remarks that make me laugh because they’re both poignant and funny at the same time. [...]

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Daily Gems

Delays be dangerous, our hearts will cool, and our affections will fall down. ... Satan hath little hope to prevail unless he can persuade us to omit our duties when the clock strikes, and therefore his skill is to urge us to put off till another time as fitter or better. Do it anon, next hour, next day, next week (saith he); and why not next year?

~ Richard Capel

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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