Why Not Grandchildren, and other links

The posting of links does not constitute an endorsement of the sites linked, and not necessarily even agreement with the specific posts linked.

• Why Not Grandchildren? An Argument Against Reformed Paedobaptism -- “The right of the remotest generation was as much derived from Abraham and the covenant made with him, as was that of his immediate seed...”
• Uneasy Riders -- “ The team had just seen TV news footage of an EF5 tornado crossing I-35, right smack dab in the middle of our route...”
• Tragedy on the Prairie -- “Just outside the small town of Groesbeck, east of Waco, tucked between cow pastures and the Navasota River, stands an old wooden fort...”
• The ‘Whitewash’ Conspiracy – re: The King James Only Controversy by James White -- “In other words, White is ‘inconsistent’ and has a ‘double standard.’”
• Stop Misusing Tyndale -- “Translating into English does not by default mean translating for the most ignorant English reader in the country.”
• South Poles -- “Texas is a patchwork of cultures, accents and traditions. Thanks to the Polish Heritage Center, one of our more overlooked threads is finally getting the spotlight it deserves.”
• Poor and Misleading Translation in the New International Version -- “…the NIV’s changes … obfuscate the original text and make it unfairly difficult for readers to consider other interpretations, (2) other translations generally avoid making such changes, and (3) they usually appear to be theologically motivated.”
• Phillippi Primitive Baptist Church, Schley County, Organized in 1835 -- “...the little sanctuary still stands, a reminder of another era that feels both distant and near.”
• Ologies, Isms, & Ations -- “A list to give brief descriptions of different beliefs and doctrines regarding the Bible and other non-Biblical religions and belief systems.”
• Methods in Sermonizing -- “An old book we used many years ago.”
• John Wycliffe’s Bible: Correcting a False Narrative -- “It’s often claimed that translations of the Bible into the vernacular languages of medieval Europe weren’t really opposed within the church because there are a few examples of such translations prior to the Reformation.”
• Galvanized by the Gospel -- “By the 1820s, Baptists had become bitterly divided over the issue of missions.”
• First London Confession (Read by Audiobook Narrator David K. Martin) -- “This narration was done for those interested in learning more about the 1646 edition of the First London Baptist Confession of Faith.”
• Fast and Curious -- “Nineteen hummingbird species have been recorded across Texas. In summer breeding months, the two most common species are black-chinned hummers in West Texas and ruby-throated hummingbirds in East Texas.”
• Canaanite Child Sacrifice, Abortion, and the Bible -- “May we repent and turn from any semblance of cooperation with the modern day cult of Molech, and hear and apply the command of the Spirit of Christ through Paul: Take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness...”