Brian Koser

Christian. Married to Melissa. Homeschool dad of five. Old-book reader. Inconsistent podcaster. What larks

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@Dirklandjay Makes sense. Growing up I thought "chicken pot pie" was "chicken broth with dumplings" because that was my grandma's Depression-era recipe

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@KnoxianBaptist Praying for your family

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@JuddBaroff This is about it https://t.co/myWYIWXVv8

[John Ʌ Konrad V @johnkonrad]

The moment you realize those old stunning, impossible looking oil paintings of sailing ships in storms were absolutely accurate.

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@HMSReepicheep Great opening line, great ending, but I also struggled through most of it. But I'd like to read more of his

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@JuddBaroff Well said! Love that Flannery O'Connor quote

[Judd Baroff @JuddBaroff]

https://t.co/AzrLF0xLIp

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@JuddBaroff On a podcast I heard a Catholic host tease the Evangelical host about his church's contemporary music. Then they named their favorite hymns and the Catholic's was O God Beyond All Praising...an Anglican hymn from 1982

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@PatrickHeizer "Dumb" homeschool kids get more one-on-one time, a customized pace, aren't held back a grade because of one weak subject or moved up when they aren't ready. "Dumb" homeschool parents can get help: books, co-ops, online classes for their weak subjects

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@AaronIrber As a Baptist who has also listened to Fr. Stephen de Young for years, completely agree

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@richardrohlin Excited! It's a busy summer but I will make the time for this class

[seraphim (richard) rohlin @richardrohlin]

Soon.

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@John_Barach Beginning of Leviticus seems to say anyone can offer sacrifices, although it is a little ambiguous. Curious if you have an answer

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

156–6 is currently a top 10 score so I'm now retiring from 162-0 https://t.co/e65SKhAv7S

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

Ten to One 205: A Baptist-Catholic Dialog 2: Eucharist FEAT Judd Baroff

@JuddBaroff returns to discuss the Eucharist, real presence, transubstantiation, how to pronounce Zwingli, and more!

Video: https://t.co/EzVriRxu9o
Audio: https://t.co/ApzXxmQMaC

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@JuddBaroff @FullAsMuchHeart @VitalCenterMag I had seen this idea sometime before reading Chamber of Secrets to our girls in February. But guaranteed it will be a new connection to lots of the people who read your article

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@AaronIrber I've heard Angelina Stanford reference a study that says this

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@suzania "Do some­thing every day that does not com­pute." — Wendell Berry

[Brian Koser @bmkoser]

@d_poiema Yes, at least pre-Internet. The story I heard was American typesetters put the small . , ; type inside the larger " type piece, and the British didn't because their primary quote mark was the same size as the end punctuation pieces '