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Nov 7, 2024: Autumn sunset from the cabin we rented—Oct 2023. 📸

Nov 1, 2024: Youth is when you lie down in the grass, watch the sky, and no one thinks it odd. At middle age, were you to lie down in the grass and look up at the …

Nov 1, 2024: I was pleasantly surprised today to see new episodes of The Day One Podcast appear. I always enjoyed this podcast and was sad when it went dormant. …

Oct 12, 2024: Breakfast on the Campfire—Autumn 2021 🏕️

Oct 11, 2024: Currently reading: Precious Remedies Against Satan’s Devices by Thomas Brooks 📚 This has been on my list for a long time and I’m finally …

Oct 9, 2024: Sad to hear about Panic Software’s (completely understandable) decision to drop support for Google Drive. I hear a lot of concern about Apple becoming …

Oct 2, 2024: This beautiful weather has me wanting to go camping. 🏕️ Planning a short trip next week if we can get everyone over their head colds. In the meantime …

Sep 15, 2024: Probably the last few flowers we’ll pick from the garden this year. 🌱

Aug 29, 2024: We haven’t taken any evening walks for a while but it has finally been cool enough to venture out. The trail passes by some fields and there was …

Aug 21, 2024: Moom 4 has been released. It includes: An Updated UI Drop Zones Hover actions And more Looks like a great update to one of the best window managers …

Aug 11, 2024: Principles for Christian Disagreement On Matters of Conscience

The idea of Christian Liberty is seldom discussed or considered today but it was a common fixture of the historic confessions, and is still just as …

Aug 6, 2024: A quick snapshot of sunset from the driveway. In the heat of summer, this is my favorite time of day.

Aug 5, 2024: Do political texts really work? I’m never going to vote for someone because of a text message, but frequent messages do give me a negative …

Aug 5, 2024: The August heat is here and with it comes the lack of desire to do anything. I’m going to have to be extra intentional about managing my time. …

Jul 30, 2024: I’m not a fan of the heat and humidity, but the summer garden produce is a bit of silver lining. 🌱

Jul 28, 2024: GoodLinks has released version 2.0 with highlighting! It has been along time in coming, but it seems to be well executed and will certainly streamline …

Jul 27, 2024: Some reasons I switched to Micro.blog. Solid stable platform with features I actually use. Use of open standards and interoperability with other …

Jul 27, 2024: I’ve decided to move to Micro.blog as the hub of my social media and blogging. I’ve played with the free trial in the past, and at first …

Mar 21, 2023: Looking Unto Jesus Remember, therefore, it is not thy hold of Christ that saves thee—it is Christ; it is not thy joy in Christ that saves thee—it is Christ; it is not …

Jan 8, 2023: Teach Us to Number Our Days

In the last post on New Year’s Day, I asked the question, “Is it wise to mark the passing of time?” I made a Biblical argument for what time is …

Jan 1, 2023: A Brief Theology of Time

For the most part, I confess, I’ve never given much emphasis to the celebration of the New Year. Growing up, Christmas was the main event, and New …

Oct 22, 2022: Philippians 3:17–21

Recently at our church, I had the opportunity of participating in "team teaching" through the book of Philippians for the adult Sunday School class. …

Oct 12, 2022: Philippians 1:9-11

Recently at our church, I had the opportunity of participating in "team teaching" through the book of Philippians for the adult Sunday School class. …

Oct 7, 2022: Philippians 1:3–8

Recently at our church, I had the opportunity of participating in "team teaching" through the book of Philippians for the adult Sunday School class. …

Sep 30, 2022: Philippians Intro & 1:1–2

Recently at our church, I had the opportunity of participating in "team teaching" through the book of Philippians for the adult Sunday School class. …

May 2, 2020: What Does It Mean To Be Reformed? A man is seated inside a church, which features ornate stained glass windows. The man is sitting in a dark pew, and the light from the windows illuminates his figure. In the last two decades we have seen the rise of the “young restless and reformed” and something of a resurgence of “reformed” theology generally. …

Apr 25, 2020: A Sabbath that shall never end… For those who are grieved at being unable to gather as the church on the Lord’s Day because of stay-at-home orders, here is some encouragement from …

Apr 13, 2020: John Chrysostom on God’s Sovereignty in Calamities Keep a strong grip on this argument, as I do, and let it ever be secure and steadfast in your minds: not only when He blesses, but even when He …

Dec 20, 2015: The Rest of the (Christmas) Story

And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth. John …