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[Toby Sumpter @TJSumpter]

Gavin Ortlund, Megan Basham, and Evangelical Climategate
https://t.co/5VLg10cwSh

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@JeremyDBoreing Better open rebuke than hidden love.
Wounds from a friend are received as well-meant, but an enemy’s kisses are insincere. (Proverbs 27:5–6)

[Tony Reinke @TonyReinke]

The top 3 most useful Puritans of all-time:

1. Thomas Goodwin
2. John Owen
3. Stephen Charnock

Buy everything they wrote.
Read it all.
Re-read it all.

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@DrTomSchreiner @between2worlds @crossway I’m looking forward to reading it. Moreover, I’m looking forward to the Lord to return. Come, Lord Jesus!

[Matt Smethurst @MattSmethurst]

Gospel gold from Alistair Begg.

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https://t.co/Gvo33JkGO6 via @Logos

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Marines fight for what is right, keep their honor clean, and keep what they have earned: http://t.co/fkVPQDB8qW via @marinetimes

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http://t.co/7Y3jQvN5dT In the Bible, shalom means universal flourishing, wholeness, and delight - a rich state of affairs in which n...

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Abortion is, quite simply, the killing of a living human being. http://t.co/bTrDPT7z

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Where Was God in All the Goodness of 2012? from the Desiring God blog. http://t.co/MYu0dp9Z via @desiringgod

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http://t.co/jxxRTqF1 #Kindle

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Christ Is Our Treasure, Not Our Homes from the Desiring God blog. http://t.co/aJUPdUq8 via @desiringgod

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The message of the Bible in 221 words (http://t.co/MxhvkwqU)

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Hunger and thirst for God is satisfied in Christ http://t.co/fVAvlL9Q via @sharethis

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"There is no sweeter fellowship with Christ than to bring our wounds and our sores to him." http://t.co/liq58IBk

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Free lectures and classes from Westminster Theological Seminary on iTunes - http://t.co/Hzkfxq1R #iTunes

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A sense of poverty points to the riches of Christ and may be a sign of life.

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J. C. Ryle: "The times require less of the cross outwardly and more of the cross within." (http://t.co/YgIRBtuq via @Logos)