The Ancient Christian Commentary series is occasionally useful. Sometimes it's *really* useful. Like when it shines a light on peculiarities in ancient hermeneutics. Surely this isn't what folks want to retrieve...

Want a short book and a longer book to read along these (biblical) lines?

I favor Golden Corral's right to give preachers free meals, & I also favor preachers making better life choices. lootpress.com/golden-corral-…

I seldom make commentary recommendations. But this is one I'll make over and over. Not just the best I have on the Psalms. Maybe the best in my entire library. And $79.99 for these 4 volumes is an unbeatable deal. (Well worth waiting on the backorder.) wtsbooks.com/collections/ps…

I had no idea these states were so committed to perpetuate fossil fuel energy production.

Recently rewatched the original Jurassic Park. Looked up Jeff Goldblum to see what else he'd been in. That's when I realized his current wife is about the age of his Jurassic co-stars. The kids, I mean. (Younger than the girl. A bit older than the boy.) 👀🫣

TGC at its best, defending the biblical gospel.

You know what movie I just flashbacked to... "🎶 We've been left behiiiiiiiind 🎶"

If you know friends who are intrigued by Peterson's commentary on Scripture, share this article. I haven't listened to as much of Peterson as Piotrowski has. But his critique reinforces and fleshes out more thoroughly everything I observed, and more. Thanks, IndyTheoSem!

"If you don't let men in women's restrooms I'm joining the Klan" is hands down the most amazing lib take I've ever seen.

Worse than In-n-Out, but not nearly as overrated.

Including criticisms of a major figure in his obituary is not wrong, and I suspect some at Christianity Today (CT) would point out that this is a normal part of journalism. The problem is CT’s blatant double standard. Compare CT’s original Dobson obituary with the one they

CT has not only deteriorated further over the past 3 years, the pace has accelerated.

Texas. Small, for a planet.

And one can only imagine how Justice Scalia would've eviscerated this unconstitutional use of executive power in pursuit of unconstitutional ends.

"The old saying must never be forgotten, 'He is the schismatic who causes the schism'... "There is one thing which is even worse than controversy, & that is false doctrine, allowed, & permitted without protest or molestation." ~J.C. Ryle, Warnings to the Churches, p109-110

There's a certain tendency among sincere, faithful men to spend less energy fighting *actual theological error*, than they spend fighting *perceived procedural errors* committed by the men laboring to expose theological error. And it's heartbreaking.

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Rangers winning by 17 tonight. Chances the Cowboys match that margin of victory this year?