I must follow, if I can

Pursuing it with eager feet / Until it joins some larger way

  • Blogging Church Discipline

     By Aaron Lord

    Posted on January 30, 2012

    I became a fan of Lee Irons because of his work (with the late Meredith Kline) developing the the Framework interpretation of the first three chapters of Genesis. Irons was later censured by the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. He has thorough documented his case online, most recently with a blog about... [Read More]
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  • Day of protest

     By Aaron Lord

    Posted on January 17, 2012

    My blog is going into blackout mode at midnight EST to protest internet censorship.

  • Kinvaras Were Meant to Have Thin Insoles

     By Aaron Lord

    Posted on December 26, 2011

    My children have a tendency to get into things and move things around. As a result, the original insoles for my Saucony Kinvara 2 running shoes have been sitting in plain sight for a few days. It suddenly dawned on me how thin they were compared to the spongy insoles... [Read More]
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  • Thanksgiving Prayer

     By Aaron Lord

    Posted on November 25, 2011

    Those of you who know me may or may not know that I’m not a fan of choose-your-own-adventure religion. So this year, as I presided over our own Thanksgiving bounty, I chose a prayer from the book of Puritan prayers called The Valley of Vision (substituting “we” for “I”, etc.):... [Read More]
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  • Google finally produces Blogger iOS app

     By Aaron Lord

    Posted on September 15, 2011

    This is a long time coming. But it might just be way too late. Unfortunately, it’s not a universal app also optimized for iPad, so I’m not going to be getting rid of BlogPress anytime soon. You can get the new Blogger app from the app store. [Read More]
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  • Facebook and the Polarization of America

     By Aaron Lord

    Posted on September 12, 2011

    There’s like this weird vibe on Facebook now. It seems like people can’t share what’s on their minds anymore, since what’s on their minds has suddenly become political. If they say anything they limit it to shallow topics. But there is one side that remains presumptively loud. I think it... [Read More]
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