Category — Books

For anyone out there that does not have Tim Gallant‘s book, Feed My Lambs,

1) You should have it, and

2) Brightlight Books has it for $12.75, the cheapest I’ve seen it anywhere.

This may be a helpful resource for you. It is a directory of LOTS of online books. Perhaps in the thousands, definitely in the hundreds.

I have trouble reading more than three or four pages online, though. And printing hundreds of pages may end up costing more than just buying the book.

Oh well.

Here I am, safe and sound home in Virginia. Today is my first day back at work, and it seems to be going well. 10:37 and i’ve already handled a plethora of animals, not excluding piglets and fish. yum.

I also just finished a wonderfully hilarious and entertaining book by one P.G. Wodehouse, Leave It To Psmith (The p is silent, as in phthisis, psychic and ptarmigan). highly reccommended to just about anyone (there are some chaps out there that lack any sense of humor whatsoever, and they would no doubt be left clueless and griping about the book).

Other than that, my mind has been pondering some recent eccelsiastical events. Some men that I respect have been charged with heresy, and all in a rather immature and uncharitable way. Joe Morcraft and the RPCUS made the accusations after hearing some lectures given during a pastoral conference held in January at Auburn Avenue Presbyterian Church (PCA). you can hear all the lectures at sermonaudio.com, beginning with this one. I have just downloaded them this morning, and will listen to them throughout the week. I am familiar with the teachings of these men, though, and will say that I more than likely will agree with most everything said. I encourage you, if you are at all interested in this turn of events, to listen to these lectures as well, and form your own opinion about what is said.

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