John L. Girardeau
This past week I had the pleasure and privilege to go on a tour of some of the historic sites in Presbyterian Church history. Later this week I will do a longer report of that trip but in the meantime enjoy this article...
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Ten Suggestions for 2012
I remember reading this last year when it was first posted and it is still a helpful reminder as we start 2012. My thanks to Andy Webb for these ten items. 1) Read Your Bible Before you read your email, log in to Face...
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Daily Roundup (Wednesday 12/28/2011)
The Daily Roundup for today will focus on some online research tools that I have found to be very helpful. WorldCat – THE online catalog for nearly every book, audio book, ebook, etc. out there. Custom searches...
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Daily Roundup (Tuesday 12/27/2011)
As we quickly approach 2012 one of the things I like to do is reflect on the previous year by writing a small blog post that covers the highlights of 2011. Watch for this soon. Meanwhile, enjoy these link...
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Communicating thoughts and considerations of life from a biblically reformed worldview
About
Welcome to the Parchment! This blog will contain articles related to theology and the Christian life as well as personal and random musings. Enjoy your stay and feel free to browse around or join the site.
Writing about myself is not something I like to do but here it is anyhow:
My name is William F. Hill, Jr. but most of my friends call me Bill. I have been married since 1988 and have three adult children.
My Resolutions
Jonathan Edwards, starting at the age of eighteen, wrote his own set of ”resolutions” that he resolved to read over once per week. Although Edwards was only a Christian for a year he knew the need to discipline himself for daily growth in holiness. Following in that example I have written my own set of resolutions that I desire to read through once per week as well. As time goes on I will be adding to my own list as the Lord touches various areas of my life.
Sola5 Radio
Sola5 Radio is committed to “Glorifying God and Edifying His Church” through the playing of Psalms and Hymns (old and new arrangements) as well as sermons, podcasts and other material that seek to promote this goal. The owners of Sola5 Radio are Presbyterian in their theological position and strongly confessional.
You can listen 24 hourts per day, 7 days per week here. The programming schedule is as follows: