Only had a single duck egg hatch in me this year and I think he's a little attached....

This is a good word.

I have a small TV on my desk that will now stay tuned to the Weather Channel's Retro page all day. This is all I ever wanted @weatherchannel weather.com/retro/

Make no mistake, the mission is clear. 🍊🫡

I am once again asking you to hear the Nicene Creed in Old English

Found @Brian_Sauve and @tompawnbadil new side project.

Basically my life right now.

Forgot to tell my wife to put the electric fence tester before I tested the ground. That was... unpleasant. Good news though, fence works.

Good morning.

Farming seems so glamorous on all those homesteading YouTube channels, but no one tells you how much animal poop you end up having to shovel on the daily. I have moved mountains of excrement.

"And what shall we say of those who take from a Christian people the word of God? Do they not rob them of the necessary armour, and leave them to perish without a struggle?" John Calvin on Eph. 6:16

After reading G.B. Cheever's lectures on The Pilgrim's Progress I can only come to one conclusion. Edgar Allan Poe is just a hater. Seriously some outstanding devotional work by Dr. Cheever in these lectures on Bunyan's classic.

"It's just 0.75% of federal land" We've heard this one before. How do you think we got a 37% federal tax rate?

Had these chickens for 5 years and 3 weeks before we move to the farm a fox finally got one. RIP little chicken bro.

Love my church!

Exclusive Psalmody Against Implicit Faith

BCE/CE is a cowardly euphemism

Legend.

Good morning! As I continue work on yesterday's project, I want to share the most valuable tool I've ever created—published under my real name. This resource cross-references Bible verses with the Ante-Nicene Fathers, a 19th-century classical series documenting early Christian writings. Click on any blue-highlighted verse, and you'll see which Church Fathers (pre-325 AD) referenced it. Why does this matter? The New Testament is unique in all of antiquity—it can be largely reconstructed entirely from quotations in contemporary writings. By comparison, the earliest surviving manuscript of The Iliad dates to the 10th century AD despite being written in 8th century BC, yet it is still considered the second most well-attested ancient text in history. The very existence of the Gospels affirms Luke 16:31. 🔗 [Link below]