I'm working at the GBI bookstore today, and everytime your retreat takes a break between sessions, a handful of Grace Life people rush in to buy a few more books.
If you wouldn't mind dropping the names of a couple of our featured titles in your sermon, I'm sure we could find a way to make this mutually beneficial...
Sounds like a great message. Will you have it on GTY's website? Or to read? This is something I have been thinking about a lot lately in one fashion or another. Thanks! Hope it all goes well!
noooooo!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat ever will I do without the erudite opinions and postings of GTY's excutive director ? *tears*
Oh wait.
I'll live. :)
God bless your fellowship, Phil.
I'm working at the GBI bookstore today, and everytime your retreat takes a break between sessions, a handful of Grace Life people rush in to buy a few more books.
ReplyDeleteIf you wouldn't mind dropping the names of a couple of our featured titles in your sermon, I'm sure we could find a way to make this mutually beneficial...
Phil, you've such a gift for the graphic arts! Now, if only you'd use that gift for good instead of evil ....
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he he he he (only kidding, guys)
Didn't telegrams say "stop" when a period would usually be put, or is that just something they do in movies?
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SDG
I like the graphics on this blog (maybe not the content).
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ReplyDeleteSounds like a great message. Will you have it on GTY's website? Or to read? This is something I have been thinking about a lot lately in one fashion or another. Thanks! Hope it all goes well!
Well, I had the privilege of hearing that sermon live on Sunday. It wasn't on Galatians; it was on 1 John 2 and was, IMO, a keeper.
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil.
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