My name is Brad Isbell / PCA RE / Food Reviewer-Poet / Ecclesial Justice Warrior /#JusticeForMachen / #Unificator / @presbycast w/@wresbyterian
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Tomorrow 8AM Pacific/11AM Eastern. Don't miss it live here on X or on Youtube!
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Text the show at (760) 618-1563 or comment on X or YT.
It will be recorded and released on the HB and everywhere podcasts are found on Friday.
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No Reformed Worship, No Reformed Church | The Heidelblog
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“Where do you see yourself in 2030?”
Me:
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The Quest For Unattainable Ecclesial Purity And Why It’s A Pill Of The Wrong Color For The PCA Today | The Heidelblog
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QUINTUPLETS 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
We can't remember having quintuplets before on the farm so this was a special moment ✨
#sheep365 #familyfarm #lambing2026
What is it about doornails? Why are they uniquely "dead"? Is there a lively type of nail, full of joie de vivre and spunk, of which we are unaware?
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Well, this might be OK: @stephenspin on Fathers & (little?) Brothers w/Jim McCarthy. presbycast.libsyn.com/father…
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#OTD January 27, 417:
Pelagius, a British theologian, is excommunicated for heresy. He was condemned for rejecting the doctrine of original sin and teaching that humans could achieve righteousness and salvation through their own free will, without the necessity of divine grace. His views sparked the Pelagian controversy, leading to their condemnation at several councils during the early 5th century.
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The days of anyone letting a crisis "go to waste" are well and truly past; we are activists all.
One of my finest moments as a teen was a day when a sleet storm hit in the middle of the day and they turned us out of school just before lunch. I had a car. I was probably only 16 and several of my friends didn't yet have cars, so several of them piled into my...
small two-door hatchback and I dutifully took them home. In those days my mom still packed my lunch and as I was driving them home on the ice, I got hungry,as one does. . While I was eating my sack lunch I spun on a hilly street and did a 360. It *was* a 360, which meant..
