Jonathan Edwards is arguably known as the foremost American theologian.  The style & content of his writings betray the depth of his mind, and can at times even overwhelm the reader.  Less realized is his unswerving concern for the growth … Continue reading →

{mosimage}Well, I missed the anniversary by 5 days and I forgot to send a card, but March 22, 1457 (or round abouts)  is the first printing date of the Gutenberg Bible – the first Bible printed using movable type.  Over … Continue reading →

Disclaimer:  this post is just for fun & amusement… Virtually every household has a set of chalk with which the children go out & draw sidewalk scribbles & the occasional piece of ‘art’.  In an effort to inspire them to … Continue reading →

In America, we have a plethora of bible translations to help us get at the original meaning and/or to clarify when we don’t understand a particular phrase or word.  In other areas of the world, it is not so.  Consider … Continue reading →

Now if you’ve read much about Jonathan Edwards, the title of this may be puzzling you.  You see, Jonathan was married to Sarah Pierpont.  Janet Edwards, on the other hand, is Jonathan Edwards sixth-great granddaughter.  It is sad to see … Continue reading →