"Blessed is the man whom You chasten, O LORD, And whom You teach out of Your law; That You may grant him relief from the days of adversity, Until a pit is dug for the wicked." Psalm 94:12-13

.Zachary Garris responds to Kevin DeYoung over at American Reformer americanreformer.org/2025/06/adapte…

super fun conversation!

Thornwell said of ministers: "The thing to be guarded against is, sparing ourselves from indolence, or the love of ease; that is sinful."

Keep mining those quotes brothers. With enough of them, we may just get the context.

"Rev. J. Leighton Wilson, D. D., was the father of permanent Protestant missions in Brazil." - J. A. Hodge, in The Presbyterian Review, vol. 37, 1889 What the Huguenots could not achieve in the 16th century, and the Dutch couldn't achieve in the 17th, American Presbyterians did

Infertility and unbelief go together and reinforce each other. See Mary Eberstadt’s book, How the West Really Lost God. Data validate it.

Both are acceptable. Though I prefer American style.

The word “pastoral” should describe a man who exercises wisdom & care. But unfortunately it has been limited so as to exclude boldness & courage.

In reality, many Reformed pastors are obsessed with Doug and react to everything he does.

Compromised “conservatives” protect their own.

We should be consistent in our application of Roberts Rules.

Is the #pcaga going progressive? Ryan🇺🇬 (like Brian, but without the "B") Biese says, no. It’s just being Presbyterian. americanreformer.org/2025/07/in-def…