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Archive for January, 2009

But today she writes on repentance in preparation for our conference:
Has Egypt Left Us?
 
I used to have a recurring dream, which I have since learned, is a fairly common one. I would be late to class, unable to remember where it was located in a big high school. For some reason, I’d been missing classes [...]

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“Return to Me”

Does anyone have the sheet music for this song, “Return to me” from the CD, If Eyes Could See?  Listen to a segment of it here.

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For the conference beginning this Friday night, here is one of our guest speakers and his family:

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(1) Read his review.
(2) Buy the book.
(3) Read the book.
(4) Give it to a friend in Southeastern Idaho.
thinking of Idaho for God’s Glory in 2009,
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Wilson laments Warren.
I do too.
May it be that a gospel preacher is separated unto the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ.

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Baptists have their mark in church history
Jeff has been recently spotlighting a slice of that history with lessons to be learned from the past.

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My first book to read in 2009

Actually, my first book to complete in 2009 was Mark’s Gospel.
But here is my second:  The Prodigal God (Dutton, 2008 ) by Tim Keller.
For a start, we need about 50,000 copies to be delivered to Southeastern Idaho for distribution. 
When we start our new resource center, The Old Paths Bookstore, in the expansion wing on our church property, this [...]

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“Return . . . for I am merciful” Conference
You are all invited.

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There couldn’t be a better picture to start off the new year in 2009! 
I know the family who owns this place.  In fact, the son is a good brother in our church family.
Now think of this:  John’s Gospel is the big arrow recording the words of the one Door to the Father’s home.

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To God be the Glory — Psalm 19:
One of the many blessings of living here in the Teton Valley is the
beauty of God’s creation.

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