Luther's approach to morning prayer is pretty nice and also works very well when you are short on time

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I was encouraged by the Lord today in my isolated breaktimes, reading Psalm 119:

'My soul clings to the dust;
give me life according to your word!' (v25)

'I cling to your testimonies, O Lord;
let me not be put to shame!' (v31)

The truth of God's Word is worth fighting for.

Karl losing it on TV after trying to interview a cat.

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a blessed feast to you all

'Make it a law to yourself to meditate before you pray; as also to make certain pauses, to see whether your heart goes along with your lips.'

-Bp. Thomas Wilson (d. 1755)

After spending months in PDRL looking at english conformist works for the 16th and 17th century. I have learned that 'Arminianism' in the English context should not be understood as it is commonly used in Europe. It many cases it has no reference to Arminius and his theology.

Does anyone have those moments with their son where out of the blue they become philosophical and sound like they have lived seventy years?

He was telling me when his friend gets older he's going to struggle in life because he is immature. My son is seven...

Highlights from my rejected screenplay for Beauty and the Beast 2: The Revolution

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Our congregation has been without a minister for near 18 months now and without even a parish rector for almost as long. But the Lord recently blessed us with a new rector and he visited us today, his first time running our service. It was such a blessing. Praise God.

New Scotus anthology in the works. This is going to be amazing.

The inscription on this 17th-century sword reads: 'When I raise this sword, so I wish that this poor sinner will receive eternal life.'

It displays a better understanding of Christian forgiveness than most people now.

“ I want to drink strawberry milk”😄

Nicholls also noted a more eirenic tone in continental Reformed theology, which he contrasted with Remonstrant theology continuing to provoke debate and division (p.185):

Want your kids to come back home after they move out?

Start saying 'yes' more often, especially when you want to say 'no.'

You will be forced to say “no” to your children for various reasons. Or, take away something in discipline. This is a normal part of being a father.

But