George Washington
My study this summer took a very unexpected turn into American political history, but the phase is wearing off. In a final burst of interest, I finished off Ellis’ Founding Brothers this morning (which is...
Read moreMy study this summer took a very unexpected turn into American political history, but the phase is wearing off. In a final burst of interest, I finished off Ellis’ Founding Brothers this morning (which is...
Read moreThis morning I studied Hebrews 1:6: “And again, when (God) brings the firstborn into the world, he says, ‘let all Godโs angels worship him.'” Amidst other questions, I was curious what event (if any) is...
Read moreI received an email after my last post suggesting that although Madison’s accomplishments in the drafting and ratification of the Constitution are often noted by historians, his service to our country as President is often...
Read moreIn my continued venture into American political history, I have been working my way through Ralph Ketcham’s biography of James Madison. I have really enjoyed it and learned a lot from it. In particular, I...
Read moreIn my own words, 10 things we learn about Jesus Christ from Hebrews 1:1-4: 1) He is the greatest revelation of God in history.2) He is the heir of all things – i.e., his “inheritance”...
Read moreI’ve finished my word-by-word study of Hebrews 1:1-4, the introduction to the book. It is a fascinating and theologically rich passage, a single Greek sentence, perhaps the densest summary of the person and work of...
Read moreI am really on a biography kick lately, especially about people in American history. Esther calls this “my flavor of the week.” Two people I would really like to read a good biography on: 1)...
Read moreI have been growing more and more convicted lately about the need in our society for people to speak out against naturalistic neo-Darwinism and not be bullied into silence by the contempt with which intelligent...
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