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One does not have to use the word Protestant; from a historical perspective, there have been those who have looked to the Bible alone and those who have not.

@CoreIssue FYI...thread and poll.

What would say is that tree and church; tree and Israel, are distinct considerations. 1 Corinthians 10.32.

It's not a matter of denominationalism. It's a matter of the individual's understanding of God's Word.

What John's Epistle says about light and darkness is very searching...

Well, exactly!

To me, the Psalms are inexhaustible. Today the standard advice in North America to people with anxieties and questions seems to be: Go see a shrink! I think instead the depth of the Psalms offers so much challenge and comfort to the believing and seeking soul.

@Soverign Grace @Josiah FYI...

@Josiah @Soverign Grace FYI...

I like Chillingworth's statement: "The Bible and the Bible alone is the religion of Protestants".

"Thanks be unto God for His unspeakable gift." (2 Corinthians 9.15).

A snowfall overnight; it's stopped snowing now.

It's good to keep looking up (Hebrews 12.2; 1 Corinthians 11.26). As the hymnwriter says: '..and the things of earth will grow strangely dim In the light of His glory and grace.'

The "baby aspirin" daily is really good for the hear, yes... :)

Sorry about this....I hope you can keep active and mobile. Re. cardiac situation: Me, too; I have nitro spray to help chest pain and although occasionally I can't make it up the stairs and have to sleep on the sofa, usually I can manage the stairs, by God's grace. (Bypass surgery been on my...

Maybe a lot of windchill make it feel colder...

Depends what their cardiac situation is... :)

When Christian men and women (likely often women, I guess) go to get inked, the prospect of being injected in a place with a Christian friendly ethos would attract many, I think, don't you? But also - especially? - as a place of testimony.

Cool but dry here; some sprinkling of snow earlier where I was.