A Pilgrim's Coffer Theology

@APilgrimsCoffer That Saphir on Hebrews 👀👀👀

We've been meaning to bolster our bookstore for a while now—particularly the Antique, Collectible, & Rare volumes, for like-minded collectors like us who want to expand their antique & original library. These would be perfect for theological & seminary libraries, as well! A small dent is made with the postings today, but we'll try to add more in the coming days. Let us know if you have any questions! [These can be found in the Bookstore tab of our website, as well as being listed on the home page itself if you'll scroll down a few. All bookstore purchases, like most else, go to aiding our APC publication efforts. 📚]

@InsideTourGolf Nothing comes close to 620s or 681s.

Which Titleist iron most suits your eye?

"But what are some of the great truths confirmed by the resurrection of Jesus, and in the belief of which the believer is built up, by this glorious and life-inspiring doctrine?" 1.—"It establishes the Bible to be the revelation of God." 2.—"The resurrection of the Redeemer established the truth of his Godhead." 3.—"The resurrection of Christ was the Father's great deal to the truth of His Son's mission, and the public expression of His entire satisfaction with, and full acceptance of, his atoning work." 4.—"It was also the consummation of his glorious victory." 5.—"The resurrection of Christ from the grave is the spiritual, assured, and eternal life of the Church." —Octavius Winslow, "The Glory of the Redeemer in His Person and Work."

Happy Easter! It may be 'high church', but bear with me... "Law, in short, cannot overcome the world: it can only regulate its course. If men would rise above it they must gaze on Him Who overcame [the world] when He died upon the Cross and rose from the Grave, and Who permits His true servants to lay hold on His pierced Hands, and to share in His glorious victory." —H.P. Liddon, Canon of St. Paul's; "The Victory of Easter," 1 Jn. 5:4.

@M_Christianity Thank you so much for sharing! 🙏

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📚📙 I really relish reduced Ryle readings. Also, accidental and arbitrary alliteration.

“I wish at [my player’s] age, I would’ve gone much deeper into a relationship with Jesus Christ… To me, the most important thing is to God with all my heart, soul, & mind.” - Tennessee HC Rick Barnes (via @TreyWallace)

@wadelentz My favorite all-time group!

Wow, this Statler Brothers number one hit "Elizabeth" from 1983 really gets to me, even with my wife's name being Amanda. Beautiful harmonies. Beautiful orchestration. Beautiful lyrics.

📚 📙 Have you picked up our 1858 volume of Spurgeon's sermons yet? Over 700 pages long (691 numbered), with almost 40 pages of never-before-seen contemporary material to support important sermons and occasions that are found during the period covered in this annual volume.

@NUCLRGOLF @golfweek Standing to the side of 6 tee box and being able to see pairings come into 15 and play 16 in front of you is a good spot. To watch on TV, definitely 13 for me.

🚨🌺⛳️ What is your favorite hole at Augusta National Golf Club and why? You can only pick one! (📸: @golfweek)

How about a few more spoilers? 🤔 We try to add little elements to our volumes (where we can) that you aren't likely to see from other productions; in this case, we're adding front and end pages that include original advertisements from monthly Sword & Trowel volumes. cont.

@Tim_BoCephus @CHS_SwordTrowel @Alex_DiPrima I bet Alex talked about it a fair bit in that book!

@CHS_SwordTrowel I've been listening to Spurgeon: A Life @Alex_DiPrima. I'm definitely wanting a copy of @APilgrimsCoffer's inaugural copy of Sword & Trowel

Jumping through the final hoops, but the inaugural 1865 Sword & Trowel volume is coming to fruition as we speak. cont.

@pastor_whitman Vol. II of Sibbes' works I believe. Ainsworth: archive.org/details/annota…

Beginning study to preach through Song of Songs next year. What am I missing? Give me your recommendations!

@Tim_BoCephus Oh we're continuing...Just wanted to squeeze this Sword & Trowel first volume in!

Are the Spurgeon Sermon series on hold or moving forward? @APilgrimsCoffer

@MyGolfSpy I'm currently playing my old 975D. What do you think my answer is? 😅 But that sound when it hits the sweet spot. 🤌

Serious question: If your driver was costing you 15 yards… Would you switch?

Most golfers think all drivers perform the same. Our data says otherwise: 📊 42 drivers tested 📏 15+ yard difference 🏆 Clear winners Ignore marketing. Trust the data. Play what performs.

@MyGolfSpy USGA says par + 5 strokes is max (not including if a handicap is being factored in; if it is, double bogey + handicap strokes). Please, just move along after +5. I've been there before a time or two... Just walk away. 😅

I used to think a good round meant flushing everything. After years of trial and error, I promise you, it doesn't It means: • Your drives stayed in play • Misses were manageable • No insane "hero" shots Basically…you avoided your blow-ups. Here's a few quick tips I wish I knew sooner to make better rounds "the norm": buff.ly/0VwYH9F

@Fish4Fun3 Thank you so much, brother!

@APilgrimsCoffer Our condolences, thoughts & prayers for you and your family, brother

We lost our "Daddy Pete" from this side of eternity yesterday; by God's grace, I've got even more to go to heaven for now than I did before. You could just as soon ask hundreds of others and you'll get a resounding confirmation that he was one of the most genuine, loving, and honest men you could have the pleasure to come across in life. He labored greatly for his Savior, his family, his church, and his neighbors. He invested immensely in me, and the many sweet times we spent with each other I pray I'll never forget until we rejoice together in the presence of the Lord. It is all by the hand of the God that men like him walk this earth, and to have been a grandson of his will forever remain one of my greatest blessings. Grace upon grace! To have a godly grandfather who lived just shy of 95 years is no small mercy, and what a wonderful, selfless, and serving life he led. 🎶 Sons of God, by blest adoption, View the dread with steady eyes; What is sown thus in corruption, Shall in incorruption rise; What is sown in death's dishonor, Shall revive in glory's light; What is sown in this weak manner, Shall be raised in matchless might. Earthly cavern, to thy keeping We commit our [brother's] dust; Keep it softly, softly sleeping, Till our Lord demand thy trust. Sweetly sleep, dear saint, in Jesus; Thou with us shalt wake from death; Hold he cannot, though he seize us; We his power defy by faith. Jesus, thy rich consolations To thy mourning people send; May we all, with faith and patience, Wait for our approaching end. Keep from courage, vain or vaunted, For our change our hearts prepare; Give us confidence undaunted, Cheerful hope and godly fear. 🎶 — Joseph Hart, 'The Burial of a Saint', c. 1760. 1 Cor. 15:42—44; 1 John 3:2; Phil. 3:21.