The Freebie Round-Up #158

Happy Monday! I hope everyone is OK specially this month of February. It seems January is like a rollercoaster having a slow steep climb then February is where a fast dive down. Everything seems adjusting last month and February is where the real deal are happening. Praying for blessings to all of you!

Anyways, here’s a fresh batch of freebies.

FREE lecture videos and downloadable notes on The Law and the Gospel by John Colquhoun – I don’t know why I can request a free copy of the book but you can check the free lecture videos and notes by Joel Beeke and Paul Smalley on the website.

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Top 15 Best Books I Read in 2023

This might be my favorite and easy to write post this January. Favorite because I get to share some of the books that kept me company in that very memorable year that is 2023. Easy because I just copy and paste the link. LOL. Kidding aside, I yearn to always see my readers picking up the best picks of that year.

Now you might ask, why the top 15? Why not 10 or 5? I have two answers to that one question. One, there are lots of great books released in that year and obviously, I would rate it 5. Two, Two, I have this feeling that I haven’t read enough in 2023. Perhaps life happens in my work, family and ministry. But still I enjoy every opportunity to open my phone to read a digital copy of a book.

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8 Favorite Quotes From The Book “Light of the World” (Jonathan Griffiths, 10 Publishing)

Happy Monday! To jumpstart the work week, here’s some quotes I like from the book Light of the World authored by Jonathan Griffiths and published by 10 Publishing. To buy a copy of the book, just click this link.

“The child of Christmas is not feebly crying out for your attention from a manger of straw, longing and hoping that you might notice him. Not at all. He is the eternal God, the Lord of heaven and earth. He is the very Word of God and the embodiment of God’s own message to the world.”

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8 Favorite Quotes From The Book “Christmas Uncut” (Carl Laferton, The Good Book Company)

Here are some of my favorite quotes from the book, Christmas Uncut, written by Carl Laferton, a forthcoming book from The Good Book Company. If you enjoyed these quotes, pre-order the book here.

“In the 21st century, many people just assume that Christianity is false. They don’t check; they assume. Equally, some people just assume that the whole Jesus-the-Messiah thing is true, without thinking about it; and often, when their views are challenged, their faith falls over.”

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September’s Quick Reviews

Time for another round of reviews from books I recently finished and currently reading. As always, if you want to buy the book, the links are provided.

“Sanctification of the Sabbath” (Robert Haldane, Reformation Heritage Books) – A book the reinforces the Lord’s Day or Christian Sabbath. I like how the author uses some not so familiar passages in Scripture to point the believer to the importance of the Lord’s Day. Obviously and inevitably the usual Bible verses that come up when tackling this topic shine as the author dives to examine it. This may be a short book but Haldane thoroughly handles the case for Christian Sabbath. There are of course some parts that I feel either the author is being redundant or it’s just me who can’t get through the language. Whatever it is, it’s a good addition to your library when you are compelled to study the subject.

My verdict: 4 of 5

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The Freebie Round-Up #153

There is exciting news I have received this week and I pray it will be God’s will. I’m waiting for it to be finalized then I’ll announce it here on my blog. But for now, kindly lift that matter with me to our Lord.

Anyways, here’s a fresh batch of freebies that I hope you’ll enjoy in the weekend! Happy Friday!

FREE e-book As the Waters Cover the Sea (Steve Levy)– This free e-book is the September giveaway from Union Publishing.

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8 Favorite Quotes From The Book “The Booming Baritone Bell of England” (E. G. Romine, Pickwick Publications)

It’s been a while since I last posted something and finally after some busy schedule and writer’s block, a new post and it’s on a ber month. As you might not know, September is the star of the Christmas season in my country.

Anyways, here are some notable quotes from a book I recently read titled The Booming Baritone Bell of England authored by E. G. Romine and published by Pickwick Publications, an imprint of Wipf and Stock Publishers. Get your copy on either digital or physical format by clicking this link.

“From the Old Testament prophets to the early church, from the early church to the Reformation, and from the Reformation to Spurgeon’s nineteenth century, open-air preaching has been a main catalyst for spreading God’s gospel to lost sinners.”

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8 Favorite Quotes From The Book “Sanctification of the Sabbath” (Robert Haldane, Reformation Heritage Books)

Happy Monday! Here’s some quotes from a book I recently read. Sanctification of the Sabbath, authored by Robert Haldane and published by Reformation Heritage Books. If you like these quotes and want more, why not get a copy of the book by clicking this link.

“By our fall in Adam we became slaves to Satan, and God might have condemned us to labor all the days of the week. But He has given us a reprieve for one day. His providence so orders it that men in all conditions shall participate in the curse and eat the fruit of the earth in the sweat of their face. Is it not then a blessing when He gives us one day of rest?”

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8 Favorite Quotes From The Book “The Green Ember” (S. D. Smith, Story Warren Books)

I have finished this thrilling ride of a book from S. D. Smith that I got from a Kindle deal. I got four books then a few more of the series. I highly recommend it for you and your kids.

Here are some notable quotes from that book, The Green Ember by S. D. Smith published by Story Warren Books. Click here to buy the book.

“I regret many things I’ve done,” he said, “but most of all I regret those moments when I said to Fear, ‘You are my master.’”

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