Before I recount the last few days hiking, I want to mention a story of our British comrades. Spoon and I were hiking during the end of a long day, and we had met a young British couple. Thinking the next campsite was small and one of the only spots around, we moved on to …
Spoon and I made it in 4 days from Julian to Idyllwild. And boy did I stink when I got here. We did days of 18, 19, 23, and 14 miles on the way. The first, from Scissors Crossing was the hottest through open dessert. The “gate 3” water cache was critical to our success. …
Back on a trail. My friend from the AT, Spoon and I are back at it on the PCT. I won’t be thru hiking this time, but rather am out for wherever 6 weeks takes me. I had a great weekend in San Diego presenting my ministry at a church there. I was greatly blessed …
My preference is to study Christianity. That is, good old historic Protestant Biblical Christianity. Sometimes, however, I learn a lot about Christianity by learning what it is not. For example, Walter Martin in his classic book “The Kingdom of the Cults” surveys a number of false religions, some of which claim to be Christian, and …
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The Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC) historians have chronicled their history in depth, but other conservative American Presbyterian denominations have published little on their histories. With the work of Sean Michael Lucas we now have the most thorough to-date history of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). Lucas’ book “For a Continuing Church” is far superior …
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