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8 comments:
That looks like a gathering of saints the devils in this world will hate.
The truth of the Gospel in it's simplicity and depth is what we need for our hearts and minds.
May our Lord bless this ministry for His church at large, and for His glory.
Thanks Phil. And you fit very well with the others.look forward to being edified.
Made me think of this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GC2vvncga4U
Have a terrific Lord's day in Spirit and truth.
Phil...are you going to be at Mike Abendroth's church this Sunday? If so, maybe Bruce and I will come visit.
From what James White was saying, I figured the name settled upon was "The Emergency Room."
Nobody ever likes our suggestions, darn it.
Sweet. Can't wait for this one.
Candy,
No, I'll be flying home tomorrow and I'll be teaching in GraceLife Sunday morning.
Thanks Phil. Bruce and I have visited Bethlehem Bible Church before, but it is a bit of a drive. Maybe if you teach sometime in the Northeast, we can make it and say hello. Other than that, can't wait to hear the audio.
Keith Green (may his memory be blessed) had a song called, "No Compromise." Of course he wasn't a Calvinist - far from it. :-)
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