
I teach people about Christ & drugs. @basschapel elder | @deeplyrootedcon director | #amBASSadorRadio host | @gracecarerx
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Praise God if you have been acquainted with the sacred writings from childhood. They are able to make you wise for salvation. #2Timothy3
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Join us for Lord’s Day worship at 11am and 6pm. Remember @deeplyrootedcon Nights during November. Jason Francis will be preaching this week.
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Let's consider the irony here just for a second...
The straight-out-of-central-casting Mormon rookie kid bats .421 w 1 HR and 7 RBIs and is the clutch player in the first ever World Series Championship
for the
Milwaukee BREWERS....
Congratulations Cooper Pratt!
It’s not over yet, but @RaysBaseball is warming up on this classic.
What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Loser Out Of Me) youtu.be/BxwZ4RuTCjs?is=v47M…
It’s not over yet, but @RaysBaseball is warming up on this classic.
What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Loser Out Of Me) youtu.be/BxwZ4RuTCjs?is=v47M…
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I’ve been pretty absent in recent days so I’m just catching up on Samuel Sey (I have no opinion on the matter because I have no more facts than you), but Joel is absolutely a cult leader. You can hear it in his voice, his cadence, his tone. He’s a monster. An absolute wolf.
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Jesus is the faithful last Adam, and by grace, we are his bride, the last Eve.
— J V Fesko
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Replying to @revpmr
There’s a reason the acronym is NAP
Just kidding please don’t unfollow me
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This episode from a couple of years ago fits nicely with this coming Lord’s Day’s sermon.
Ep 45 | Ambassador Rewind: The Holiness of God youtu.be/rxbS2SipXyM?is=SW85…
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Christians live in two kingdoms. This is not a radical statement. It is not easy to be a pilgrim or (heaven forbid) a stranger. We can understand why nobody wants to be one. Still, to be a pilgrim is not to be a retreatist.
— Brad Isbell, Remembering the Reformed Confession, 151
























