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Many of the characters in Lewis Carroll’s stories were suggested by the illustrated tiles that decorated the fireplace in his study at Christ Church, Oxford.
Springs in the Dead Sea! "
Thabiti Anyabwile comments on Multi-site churches. My two cents: nice idea, but then so was New Coke.
Galatians, Gospel Indicatives and Gospel Imperatives. A sermon of 42 points.
The Gospel according to Jonah. Clear hints of the gospel in unexpected places.
How to Keep a Long Commute from Wrecking Your Healthy Habits.
Springs in the Dead Sea! "
Thabiti Anyabwile comments on Multi-site churches. My two cents: nice idea, but then so was New Coke.
Galatians, Gospel Indicatives and Gospel Imperatives. A sermon of 42 points.
The Gospel according to Jonah. Clear hints of the gospel in unexpected places.
How to Keep a Long Commute from Wrecking Your Healthy Habits.
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