March 22, 2012
by Julian Freeman
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Seeing the Obvious It doesn’t take the hermeneutical genius of Don Carson to realize that the first several chapters of Proverbs emphasize wisdom. That much even I can pick up on. But in the past, I’ve always read these chapters … Continue reading
February 13, 2012
by Julian Freeman
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Some Background A little while ago John MacArthur did a series of posts critiquing the ‘Young, Restless, and Reformed’ movement. Needless to say, it created quite a stir. Those who disagreed with MacArthur argued that he was using sweeping generalizations … Continue reading
August 8, 2011
by Julian Freeman
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Blogging, Twitter, Facebook, Google+, the list is endless and growing. The options and opportunities for engaging in online social media are legion. To be sure, as Tim Challies points out in The Next Story, technology is not in and of … Continue reading
June 11, 2011
by Julian Freeman
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** This is written as part of the series 30 for 30: Reflections on Life at My 30th Birthday ** ———— It may sound overly self-deprecating, but if I’m being entirely honest I’ll tell you that I’m not that smart. … Continue reading
March 24, 2009
by Julian Freeman
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Yesterday was the March meeting of the Toronto Pastors Fellowship–and it was a blessing! Friend and fellow church-member, Tim Challies, brought the charge, ‘Pastor, Train Your People to Think Biblically!’ The audio and text are now both available online. Click … Continue reading
March 12, 2009
by Julian Freeman
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Last night at GFC we read the Scriptures publicly (like we aim to do at all our meetings). We’ve been reading through the book of Proverbs one chapter at a time at our prayer meetings. This week we found ourselves … Continue reading
January 7, 2009
by Julian Freeman
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This morning I saw ants in the kitchen. I won’t say where… but it wasn’t it my home (thankfully!). My first thought, naturally, was disgust and repulsion. I saw them crawling all over a little section near the back of … Continue reading