I do love me some cool bass-playing. So odds are we'll hear from this cat Alex Bershadsky more than once; he makes his bass say some ver...
The dark side of guns
First, let me say what regular readers, Twitter followers and Facebook friends already know: when it comes to Second Amendment rights for ...
Monday Music - Troubled, by Sean Dietrich
Though Jules tells me he plays several instruments, in this Sean just plays his voice:
Doc Martin and redemption
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As a result of suggestions made by you, Dear Readers , Valerie and I are watching the British TV series Doc Martin on Netflix. We just fin...
Fairbairn on Christianity: doctrine? Life? Both?
As I'm preaching through Titus I have occasion to use any of dozens of books. One lesser-known commentary on the Pastorals is by Patrick...
Monday music - fun with a trombone and a little camera
A man, his trombone, and his Gopro . (I don't think it's "silly," I think it's fun!)
A cult by any other name stinks as foul
First, over at Pyro I used Franklin Graham's lame rationale for removing Mormonism as a cult from their web page as an opportunity to l...
Monday music - Phil Keaggy in two flavors
Mellow ("The Wind and the Wheat")... ...and hot ("Time"). I think I speak for anyone who's tried to play guitar when...
Robert Dick Wilson: a man with a plan
My reading today focuses on old Princeton's great scholar, Robert Dick Wilson (1856-1930). I always mentally put his middle-name in quo...
Eerily prescient word from Spurgeon on the effects of false doctrine on its crafters
I am preparing to open Psalm 115 tonight at CBC and, in reading on verse 8, found a wonderful word from Spurgeon. The psalmist is writing ab...
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