Abraham Piper shares why it is important for parents to be dull. This is critical and points to one of the dangers of our age.
Unpacking Forgiveness by Chris Brauns
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A Brick in the Valley
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- Sen Mike Johanns (Republican) from Nebraska
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- Meet Pastor Roy Summers and Manor Park Church of Worcester, England
- Can you define parochialism?
- “Canals don’t flow; they stagnate”
- Would you pray in a special way for the preaching of the Word in your church tomorrow?
- They might have used Styx, “Too much time on my hands,” for the soundtrack.
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