The Upward Call: Martha Stewart I am not

I always knew it.

Books finished in 2009

Amusing Ourselves To Death,Neil Postman
D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, The First Forty Years, Iain H. Murray
D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones: The Fight of Faith, Iain Murray
Evangelicalism Divided, Iain Murray
How the Irish Saved Civilization, Thomas Cahill
How To Read the Psalms, Tremper Longman III
Just Do Something, Kevin DeYoung
Knowing Scripture, R.C. Sproul
L.M. Montgomery, Jane Uruqart
Made for His Pleasure, Alistair Begg
Teaching to Change Lives, Howard Hendricks
The Disappearance of Childhood, Neil Postman
The Glory of Heaven, John MacArthur
The Story of Christianity, Vol. 1, Justo Gonzalez
The Wages of Spin, Carl Trueman
Why We Love the Church, Kevin DeYoung and Ted Kluck

Commenting Guidelines

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First, please be civil to the best of your ability. Disagree with me all you want, but keep it kind. If you don't like what I have to say, and you can't be kind when you comment, please refrain. Silence is golden.

Second, please avoid making assumptions and reading into what I am saying. If what I said seems unclear, please just ask me. I have an e-mail link and I'm prompt about returning e-mails. It's always better to think hard about what you're going to say in a comment, because I use Haloscan comments, and you can't delete them once you have posted them.

Third, don't bash the other commenters or turn my comments box into your venue for disagreeing. If you have a beef with a commenter, taking it up with him or her elsewhere.

Fourth, honour the name of the Lord here on my blog by just doing what He would have you do.

The Upward Call

Monday, November 30, 2009

Martha Stewart I am not

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