Husband. @wscal and @PuritanSeminary grad. Pastor at Gig Harbor URC. Sad Husker fan. NE→CA→MI→AZ→WA. Opinions someone's. Typos myne.
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Christopher Smith retweeted
ICYMI: Here’s Our Most Popular Post For The Week Of September 28–October 4, 2026: @smithcr90, Review: Church History for Everyone: The Story of Christianity From The Fall Of Jerusalem To The Dawn Of The Reformation (Volume 1) By Kevin DeYoung | The Heidelblog
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Christopher Smith retweeted
Here’s Our Most Popular Post For The Week Of September 28–October 4, 2026: @smithcr90, Review: Church History for Everyone: The Story of Christianity From The Fall Of Jerusalem To The Dawn Of The Reformation (Volume 1) By Kevin DeYoung | The Heidelblog
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Christopher Smith retweeted
ICYMI: “The apostles died, the church went apostate almost immediately except for small remnants here and there, the Reformers rediscovered the gospel but did not go nearly far enough in their reforms, and then the Baptist movement came along and started doing the real work of restoration. Such was the understanding of church history common in the independent fundamental Baptist circles in which I once ran. Like many grand narratives, this one has a problem with important little things called facts.” –@smithcr90
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New In Print From The HRA: Remembering The Reformed Confession In Honor Of Dr. Clark | The Heidelblog
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I thoroughly enjoyed reviewing @RevKevDeYoung's upcoming book with @crossway for the Heidelblog!
Review: Church History For Everyone: The Story Of Christianity From The Fall Of Jerusalem To The Dawn Of The Reformation (Volume 1) By Kevin DeYoung | The Heidelblog
@RScottClark @heidelcast @heidelbergrefo1 @smithcr90
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Christopher Smith retweeted
“The apostles died, the church went apostate almost immediately except for small remnants here and there, the Reformers rediscovered the gospel but did not go nearly far enough in their reforms, and then the Baptist movement came along and started doing the real work of restoration. Such was the understanding of church history common in the independent fundamental Baptist circles in which I once ran. Like many grand narratives, this one has a problem with important little things called facts.” –@smithcr90
@RScottClark @heidelcast @heidelbergrefo1
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Christopher Smith retweeted
Review: Church History For Everyone: The Story Of Christianity From The Fall Of Jerusalem To The Dawn Of The Reformation (Volume 1) By Kevin DeYoung | The Heidelblog
@RScottClark @heidelcast @heidelbergrefo1 @smithcr90
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“Christ's sheep listen for Christ's voice to ring out in their pastor's sermons (John 10:3-5). We know we have found the right kind of preaching when it puts Christ continually before us.” –@PastorPerks
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I’m starting to doubt that CS Lewis runs this account
Brad Paisley says one thing made Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding unlike any other celebrity wedding he's attended. beliefnet.com/columnists/ido…
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They do not prepare you in seminary for the burden of packing and moving your library.
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“Reformed doctrine without reformed piety is incomplete; Reformed doctrine without reformed worship is inarticulate; and Reformed doctrine without reformed discipline is unsustainable.” — Chad Van Dixhoorn
Looks like there'll be more money leaving my bank account eventually...
Here's a little sneak peak at an upcoming project we are working on for @crossway . We've tried to collect all previously suggested links between OT and NT by collating roughly 30 historic "NT use of OT" sources (e.g., NA28 margins, Carson & Beale, Dittmar, etc.) and are marking each proposed link for lexical and semantic overlap and grading as allusion, quotation, citation, or summation, along with a confidence score.
This link was proposed by just one 1855 author (Henry Gough) but will feature in the project. #TheTapestryofScripture
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“So take heart, pilgrim. God will bring you to himself, and Christ will never let go of you at any point along the way. And every Sunday, this LORD meets with you.”
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“‘David sure seems to complain a lot.’ These were the words of thirteen-year-old yours truly after reading through the Psalms for the first time. Even in my unsophisticated (and apparently unsympathetic) reading, it was obvious that many of the Psalms contained lament… What is [God's] purpose for us in suffering, then? This is the focus of Kenneth Berding and Keith R. Krell in their new book God’s Purposes in Our Pain: 10 Ways God Uses Suffering for Our Good.” –@smithcr90
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Many of you already know this, but I have accepted a call to be the Minister of the Word at Gig Harbor United Reformed Church in Gig Harbor, Washington. My last day at @PhoenixURC will be Sunday, August 30, & my installation at GHURC will take place on Sunday, September 20. 1/5 – at Gig Harbor, WA
Christ has called me to this task, and Rachel and I ask for your prayers that we will keep our focus on our Savior and His sufficiency during this time of transition! And if you know anyone in the Gig Harbor area who doesn’t have a church, we’d love to meet them! 5/5
Plus now I can be within striking distance of @JeffJGonzales and @DutchPresby