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The Gospel Uncensored Study Guide now available!
The Gospel Uncensored Study Guide is designed for individual use, or as a 10-week small group study, and it’s available as a free PDF file book, available at TheGospelUncensored.com. The full-page format is formatted for standard 8.5 x 11 paper. … Continue reading
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New at The Gospel Uncensored
Gospel Certainty I’ve had the following quotation by Martin Luther open on my desktop for the past couple of weeks, thanks to my friend Steve: “Let us thank God, therefore, that we have been delivered from this monster of uncertainty … Continue reading
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Forgiveness is an Investment
(cross-posted here) A great post today from Molly Friesen at Route 5:9, Forgiveness is an Investment: What it Costs. She’s blogging through Paul Tripp’s book on marriage, What Did You Expect. This, and Linda’s prior post, The Dark “Benefits” of … Continue reading
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It’s at the publisher!
(cross-posted from TheGospelUncensored.com) Well, what seemed like a cycle of endless editing and rewrites has finally ended, and the manuscript, for better or worse, is at the publisher! They tell me it looks great, and now are waiting for me … Continue reading