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Spurgeon on books for children, white privilege, Pastor Aaron Rock has some words for his local school board,

John Newton (1725-1807) on The Law of God “Ignorance of the nature and design of the law is at the bottom of most religious mistakes.”1   How To Use The Law of God This is helpful stuff: “Scripture shows that God intends His law to function in three ways, which Calvin crystalized in classic form
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Social justice, contemporary worship, James MacDonald, and Pastor John MacArthur.

From Desiring God: “Will Effeminacy Keep Anyone from Heaven?” This article is excellent.  Men and woman are not just distinct biologically, but are designed to have distinctly male and female mannerism.  “Androgyny and effeminacy flatten vital sex expressions between men and women. But God made us distinctly male and female, and gave Eve to Adam
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Tim Challies views Rome through Protestant eyes. John Piper on Gospel-centered preaching. The man we need right now. Spurgeon on the need for Christian schools. Julie Roys appears on the Mortification of Spin to discuss her investigative report on James MacDonald and Harvest Bible Chapel.

Vaping, James MacDonald, human trafficking in Canada, and feminism…

I close with what disquiets me most.  It is much more than a concern over theological phraseology and doctrinal precision, as much as I’m burdened about all that.  What disquiets me most is a great source of personal grief, and that personal grief is pastoral grief specifically.  I am disheartened by the dearth of an urgent expression of pastoral alarm for those who’ve been taken captive by Bruxyianity.  There are people who actually believe what Bruxy Cavey says about the Bible, about the atonement, and about all the other nonsense he teaches.

I put a sledgehammer through my basement wall.  Then I pounded a pry-bar through the studs and clawed the nails out.  It was all to gut my basement last winter.  I was re-doing a section of the basement myself.  I saved some money by not hiring someone, and the end-product was a room much more
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