A Pilgrim’s Progress

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Hi, I'm Jessica. Welcome to my blog! I'm a Reformed Presbyterian, old-fashioned girl at heart who loves theology, reading (esp. 16th-17th century Puritans), exchanging thoughts with other believers, playing table tennis, spending time with friends, helping my mom make our home more efficient, learning homemaking skills, etc.

Currently Reading...

	A History of the American People by Paul Johnson
	Confessions by Augustine
	The Christ of the Covenants by O. Palmer Robertson (and Covenant Theology lectures by Ligon Duncan)
	How to Read a Book by Mortimer J. Adler
	Church History in Plain Language by Bruce Shelley
	Temptation and Sin (The Works of John Owen, Volume VI) by John Owen

What's on My iPod...

	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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Setting Goals

Thursday, January 10th, 2008

I decided to re-write my personal goals and projects recently. It is so nice to outline them in written form, because I can always look at the list to remind myself of these goals as well as evaluate my progress. Right now I divide them into six categories: Spiritual, Finances, Personal, Education, […]

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Daily Gems

If you yield to Satan in the least, he will carry you further and further, till he has left you under a stupefied or terrified conscience: stupefied, till thou hast lost all thy tenderness. A stone at the top of a hill, when it begins to roll down, ceases not till it comes to the bottom. Thou thinkest it is but yielding a little, and so by degrees are carried on, till thou hast sinned away all thy profession, and all principles of conscience, by the secret witchery of his temptations.

~ Thomas Manton