English by Birth, American by choice, St. Andrews Uni and WTS-East Grad. Conservative, Reformed, Evangelical. Pastor of Providence ARP Church in Fayetteville
Joined June 2014
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Tomorrow's a new day for me. I'm done with swearing, insults, threats, racial slurs, foul language, and attacks on women in replies to my posts on X. If you want to communicate in a civilized fashion like a Christian, thats great, but if not, you're going to get blocked.
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And just on time, he arrives to remind his CN friends (frens?) that the N should stand for "Nazism" and they need to get on board...
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BTW, I'm fairly certain I've never engaged Eric Conn online, but I just discovered this. Talk about being proactive!
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🇺🇸 The 50 star American flag flying today was designed in 1958 by 17 year old Robert G. Heft as a high school class project.
He got a B-minus on it.
The teacher claimed the design "lacked originality" and jokingly remarked that if Heft didn't like the grade, he should get the flag accepted in Washington.
Heft called his teacher's bluff. He sent his physical prototype to his congressman, Walter Moeller, who forwarded it to the design pool.
Out of more than 1,500 submissions, President Eisenhower picked his design.
His teacher later changed his grade to an A.
Thank you, Robert! The flag is beautiful! 🇺🇸
Jun 14
June 14, 1777: The Second Continental Congress passed the Flag Act.
This made the Stars and Stripes the official flag of the United States!
🎥: The White House
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Jun 15
The President paid to get the epic flyover UFC photo, and it was well worth whatever it cost. But stop to consider that he got this picture for free.
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Jun 14
Good Lord's Day Morning! Here is my report on the ARP General Synod that met last week from Tuesday through Thursday. It was definitely spicier than the usual Synod. heidelblog.net/2026/06/arp-2…
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BTW, the member of Missippi Valley Presbytery who spoke to the issue of Paedocommunion clarified that its not the pastors who want to practice paedocommunion but members in some churches. He notes, "there have been people in some of the churches desiring to be church officers who hold the position, and those who believe churches should be practicing it (and pressures put on pastors to do so). But it’s not something the brothers in the presbytery are doing—in fact the memorial passed presbytery without opposition. Again, apologies for any lack of clarity on my part but I thought I should mention that."
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There's a consistent tendency in our society today to downgrade the creators of wealth. What those critics apparently can't stomach is that wealth creators have a tendency to acquire wealth in the process of creating it for others.
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Jun 14
Britain's defense is non-existent at this point, and even Labour leaders are resigning over the plan, but Peter Kyle is supremely confident that a plan he hasn't seen will do the trick.
You can have either defense OR open immitgration and a welfare state, but you can't have both.
Peter Kyle: the plan is great
Naga Munchetty: have you seen the plan?
Kyle: no
Munchetty: So how do you know its great?
Peter Kyle: "Because I have faith in a PM.. to fund the plan & design a plan & lead a plan, of course & he is the PM that is fit for the moment we're in"
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Jun 13
Don't get me wrong, I'm happy he's gone, but the amount of Fentanyl imported into the USA and American rapes, assaults, and deaths that TdA is responsible for are tiny compared to the Mexican Sinaloa and CJNG cartels. When we are doing this to their leadership, I promise to be well impressed.
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Jun 13
🔥 Jeremy Clarkson had a fiery clash with BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire at the farmers’ protest against Reeves’ inheritance tax raid on family farms.
Victoria went straight for the gotcha:
“So it’s not about you, it’s not about your farm and the fact you bought a farm to avoid inheritance tax?”
Clarkson, visibly stunned:
“Classic BBC there, classic. The ‘fact’ that I bought a farm to avoid inheritance tax? The ‘fact’?”
Victoria doubled down: “You told The Sunday Times in 2021 that’s why you bought it?”
Clarkson, laughing in disbelief:
“These people… BBC. Let’s start from the beginning. I wanted to shoot. That’s even worse to the BBC. Which comes with the benefit of not having to pay inheritance tax.”
He pointed out the tax isn’t even an issue for him personally as he can simply put the farm in a trust, but he’s standing with ordinary family farms that will be hammered.
After sparring over the real numbers affected, Clarkson urged the government to U-turn.
Victoria: “And get the money from where?”
Clarkson: “Walk into any of the offices around here and if you don’t understand what somebody’s job is, fire them.” 😂
Classic Clarkson.
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Jun 12
Latest from #URCNA Synod
We’ve passed this simple statement in solidarity with the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, Presbyterian Church in America, Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America, & Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Our Christian Reformed/Gereformeerde forefathers already did this generations ago
Study committee also formed to provide pastoral advice, which will report to Synod 2028
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Jun 9
Here is a summary of all the overtures that came before the 92nd General Assembly (GA) of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC) as of this evening, and whether they succeeded or failed. The Assembly adjourns tomorrow and has no more overtures on its docket:
Overture 1 (from the Presbytery of the Southwest):
Succeeded (approved).
This overture called for the formation of a special study committee to examine biblical and confessional teachings on church-state relations, with a focus on Christian Nationalism. The Assembly approved it and elected a five-member committee (plus two alternates): David Van Drunen, Alan Strange, Lane Tipton, Darryl Hart, David Innes, Zach Lautenschlager, and David Noe. The committee is to report to the 93rd GA in 2027.
Overture 2 (from the Presbytery of Philadelphia):
Succeeded (both parts adopted).
The overture had two distinct parts and was divided for separate consideration. The first part called for the OPC to join with sister NAPARC churches in condemning theological or political teachings that posit the superiority of one race or ethnic identity (drawing from a similar ARP overture). This was approved.
The second part requested a study committee to examine all forms of racial prejudice and related matters and bring recommendations to the 93rd GA (2027). This was also approved (a committee of five plus two alternates was established).
Overture 4 (from the Presbytery of the Dakotas):
Failed (denied).
This overture asked the Assembly to cease publication of Ordained Servant (the OPC’s quarterly journal for church officers) no later than December 31, 2026, and to require that any future journal or magazine aimed primarily at officers be approved by a future GA vote. The stated grounds cited recent articles (especially the March 2026 issue) that were viewed as scandalous, contrary to confessional Presbyterianism, or otherwise problematic. The motion to grant the overture failed without audible affirmation (i.e., it was overwhelmingly denied).
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Jun 9
Left out Overture 3, here it is:
Overture 3 came from the Presbytery of the South and was considered (and acted upon) by the 92nd OPC General Assembly on Monday, June 8, 2026.
It proposed that the Assembly:
Redistribute the full contents of the 1974 Report of the Committee on Problems of Race (along with the actions taken by the 41st General Assembly in response to that report).
Call for and publish new articles related to the report (presumably in denominational publications such as Ordained Servant or on the OPC website).
Outcome: The Assembly did not grant the overture (it failed). Commissioners noted that the 1974 race report remains readily available on the OPC website.
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Jun 8
Welp, here’s our very last @hellofresh delivery. After being loyal customers on and off (mostly on) for 10 years, our faith and integrity demand that the Basham family no longer support a company that would be so disgusting as to promote their product (which is FOOD by the way) by suggesting it can be used by gay men to clear out their rectums of feces in preparation for sodomy. (Yes, this is really what they did).
It is actually going to be a little bit of a hardship on us as I continue to receive cancer treatments that require me to travel across country every couple of weeks. But it is a small sacrifice.
So we are looking for another meal delivery service if any one can recommend some that are easy prep, yummy, and reasonably healthy. Thanks!
As for me in my house, we serve the Lord and we can’t support that.
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Jun 9
I saw the horrific video. In a civilized culture that has any sense of propriety, the value of life, and its own future, this man would be executed, publicly, next week. He will not be. He might be imprisoned, but then again, he could be walking the streets in short order, given the utter corruption of the Western legal system. The level of treason that has been committed by the left against the West as a whole is mind-boggling. This is what the global elites want for the rest of us.
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