Dehumanized: When Math and Science Rule the School
I took the kids downtown this afternoon to get them acquainted with the big central library in Hamilton. While there, […]
Read moreGigapan of an Ant
Gigapan is a really neat website. Among the cool pictures that you can zoom in on is this one of […]
Read morePRCA Synod on Christian Schools
According to this news story (h.t. Confessional Outhouse), the synod of the Protestant Reformed Church has decided that all officebearers […]
Read morePaideia Books
Paideia published some good stuff back in the day. For instance, K. Sietsma’s The Idea of Office is a classic […]
Read moreMarketing the Church?
Over the summer I ran across this video: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7_dZTrjw9I] While on one level the video is slightly amusing, it does […]
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Complexities of 19th Century Dutch Reformed Church History
As I’m reading through Karlo Janssen’s dissertation, it becomes clear that the situation among Reformed churches in the mid-19th century […]
Read moreMeet the Puritans
Mark Jones, Danny Hyde and Rowland Ward have started a new collaborative blog on the Puritans. This looks promising! I’ve […]
Read moreWrite in Books? Yes!
I love reading and I read a lot. As I read, I find that I get the most profit if […]
Read more18th Century Familiarity with the Confessions
I’m reading Karlo Janssen’s dissertation, “By This Our Subscription.” Part of it is historically oriented and in one section he […]
Read moreThe Second Commandment Directs the Proper Worship of God
He was an important and influential leader in the church. Jerry was basically an elder. In fact, we would say […]
Read moreWorld’s Weirdest Animal Babies
As with my Xanga blog, on Saturdays I’ll usually post something out of the ordinary. This is something that my […]
Read moreModesty and the Lack Thereof
Some time ago, I preached a topical sermon on the subject of pornography. This was in connection with Lord’s Day […]
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