Free Book!
I want to give away an extra copy I have of The Deliberate Church: Building Your Ministry on the Gospel by Mark Dever & Paul Alexander. Just leave me a comment and I’ll have your email and enter you into the drawing. Please enter by midnight February 14th. I’ll draw a name and announce the winner next week.
UPDATE: Congrats to Heath Taylor! You are the winner of the first {and perhaps only?} Amazing Grey City Blog Free Book Giveaway. Enjoy the book, bro!
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Benji Magness
Husband of one. Father of four. I pastor Country Bible Church in Kaufman, Texas. I attended Dallas Theological Seminary where I earned a masters in theology {Th.M} in Old Testament and Pastoral Ministries.
Some people call me “Rabbi”…
You can find my sermons here.
I’m currently reading:
Age of Opportunity: A Biblical Guide to Parenting Teens by Paul David Tripp
The Meaning of the Pentateuch: Revelation, Composition and Interpretation by John H. Sailhamer
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Sounds interesting.
Can add it to my ever growing, seems to be getting bigger instead of smaller “to read” list!
Comment by Jim Cocke | February 10, 2009 |
Woo-hoo!
Comment by GUNNY HARTMAN | February 13, 2009 |
Your effective devotional at the CBC Valentine Dinner suggests you have gained a little different perspective having read this book.
When Dever’s book, “Westminster Directory of Public Worship: Discussed by Mark Dever and Sinclair Ferguson” is released in paperback in March, I want to give you a copy to add to your library.
Comment by Shelley | February 13, 2009 |
Thanks, Shelley! I read this book a few years ago, prior to coming to CBC and it certainly has helped me. I got an extra copy last week at a conference and thought I’d pass it along.
Comment by Rabbi | February 13, 2009 |
What up Rabbs! Please, enter me in your contest. From the looks of it, I’ve got a 25% chance. Not too bad. Definitely better than that Texas Lotto. Can I enter more than once?
Comment by Chris | February 14, 2009 |
It is after all, six hours after midnight Rabbi. (Arizona PST) Justice would deem me ineligible for this free gift, but what say ye of grace? Dead men have no rights. They depend upon Divine mercy. As do I in regards to your highly anticipated drawing.
Comment by Heath Taylor | February 15, 2009 |
Hey, praying for you in the CBC pulpit this morning. I’m teaching through Ruth and have found your sermons helpful. (especially as I push play on the podcast and sleep in the front row each week) We have a new name and new webiste http://www.oldtownbible.com so in your free time, you can change our link from Mosaic Bible Church to Old Town Bible Church. Later, must get back to preparing to explain how the ‘hand of the Lord has gone out against Naomi in Ruth 1:13 and 21.
Comment by Heath Taylor | February 15, 2009 |
Heath,
I added you and will be drawing a name today!
Comment by Rabbi | February 16, 2009 |
I love your site!
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