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
	Famous Women of the Reformed Church by James I. Good
	Pleasing People by Lou Priolo
	The Birth of the Modern by Paul Bede Johnson
	Persuasion by Jane Austen
	New American Standard Bible
	Westminster Confession of Faith by Westminster divines

What's on My iPod...

	Rev. Todd Ruddell - Christ Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church (RPCGA)
	Rev. Edward Donnelly - Trinity Reformed Presbyterian Church
	Rev. David Silversides - Loughbrickland Reformed Presbyterian Church
	Dr. Joel Beeke - Heritage Netherlands Reformed
	Dr. Joseph A. Pipa Jr. - Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
	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 'Thanksgiving' Category

Happy Thanksgiving!

Thursday, November 22nd, 2007

Happy Thanksgiving to you! I’m excited to be able to celebrate today with my family. I’m so thankful to God for His infinite goodness, mercy, and blessings that He abundantly pours into my life. I hope that your Thanksgiving is filled with much joy and thankfulness to our wonderful, gracious God!

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Quotes

He that resolves to be virtuous, but not till some time hereafter, resolves against being virtuous in the meantime; and as virtue at such a distance is easily resolved on, so it is as easy a matter always to keep it at that distance.

~ Edmund Calamy