Archive for July, 2008
God’s self-revelation to us was not made for a primarily intellectual purpose. It is not to be overlooked, of course, that the truly pious mind may through an intellectual contemplation of the divine perfections glorify God. This would be just as truly religious as the intensest occupation of the will in the service of God. [ READ MORE ]
MMM… can’t wait for this one[ READ MORE ]
Stay Tuned&#[ READ MORE ]
So, as stated a few months back I am testing out an iPhone and so far I am not too excited about it, this is what I don’t and do like so far: Don’t likes - 1. Typing is hard to do on it. 2. 3G is not as fast as it is hyped up [ READ MORE ]
Check out this sermon! HT: Harris Crew[ READ MORE ]
Discerning Reader recently put up a review of Muether’s new book on Van Til here is what they had to say: Although Cornelius Van Til is one of the most important thinkers of the twentieth century he remains relatively unknown outside of Reformed circles. A number of books have been written on Van Til’s thought, [ READ MORE ]
The unbeliever opposes the Christian faith with a whole, antithetical system of thought-not simply with piecemeal criticisms. His attack is aimed not merely at certain random points of Christian teaching, but at its foundation. The particular criticisms utilized by the unbeliever rest upon basic key assumptions which unify and inform his thinking. It is this [ READ MORE ]
Danny writes a great post about some thoughts on a Edwards quote he writes: “And if it be thus fit that God should have a supreme regard to himself, then it is fit that this supreme regard should appear in those things by which he makes himself known, or by his word and works, i.e. [ READ MORE ]
Peter Enns and Westminster Theological Seminary have released a joint statement announcing Dr. Enns’ departure from WTS: The administration and Prof. Peter Enns wish to announce that they have arrived at mutually agreeable terms, and that, as of 31 July, 2008, Prof. Enns will discontinue his service to Westminster Theological Seminary after fourteen years. The [ READ MORE ]
I recently installed 4.1.6 on our BlackBerry Enterprise Server and found a few things that might be of interest: 1. HTML emails do work if you are running 4.5 OS. If you are saying to yourself… where do I get that, google it and I am sure you will find some results. 2. It breaks [ READ MORE ]
Just thought I would give you a sneak peak at this guy. Also, just a FYI for those who are about to say “I don’t like that interface” well, this is not the final product… just wait. Breaking News: Live Pics of the Thunder Emerge | BlackBerryNews.com Blogged with the Flock Browser Tags: BlackBerryThunder, Pictures, [ READ MORE ]
I can’t wait for this Album to come out. Here is a question though, can you find me in all these pictures? I can. Phil Wickham Blogged with the Flock Browser Tags: PhilWickham, Singalong, Free Album, Live Recording[ READ MORE ]
I was station flipping while driving home on Friday and caught a really cool version of Yellow on XM51. After the song Chris Martin introduced the next song and stated that XM channel 51 will be doing 30 days of Coldplay. I have been listening every time I get into my car. They are playing [ READ MORE ]
Well, I’m off to go get a haircut and I thought I would try out my new application called Jott. Jott converts whatever you speak into your phone into text and puts it up on your blog for you. So, you can blog on the go. We’re off to wedding today so I’ll probably post [ READ MORE ]
NA posted this up last month and I find this to be a very basic yet helpful approach to interpreting scripture: Hermeneutics (hur-muh-noo-tiks) n. [Grk.]: the craft of interpreting Scripture 7 Questions to Ask Every Passage* 1. Who is the author and who is his audience? 2. Why is the author writing and what is [ READ MORE ]
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