The Freebie Round-Up #145

I’ve been talking to a solo parent who hasn’t been in church for quite a while. She told me that she’s having a hard time going back because of what happened to her life. I knew her when she was a teenager and she was very active then. We talked about parenting and told her a story that is similar to her situation. That gave her encouragement to think about church again. Please pray for her as she makes her first step going back to church.

Anyways, enjoy these freebies!

FREE e-books “How Should I Approach Art?”, “What Comes after This Life?” and “What Are the Sacraments?”(R. C. Sproul) – Not just one but three new free e-books from the “Crucial Questions” series from Ligonier Ministries. You can find the new booklets first on the list along with all the free e-books included in this series.

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(Interview) Sharmaine Saraspi of Guilt, Grace, Gratitude

You know the T-shirts, hoodies and the mugs. Now let’s get to know the person behind these merchs. Sharmaine Saraspi of Guilt, Grace, Gratitude talks about her recent merch booth over Pilgrim Theological Conference, how she started GGG, and being creative for God’s glory.

Hi Sharmaine. Saw some photos of you and your booth at the Pilgrim Theological Conference. So how was the experience being there with your merchs?

It is actually refreshing and I am truly grateful to finally set up a merch booth again after 3 years of the pandemic.

There are lots of Reformed brethren there and I think they like what you put out through Guilt, Grace, Gratitude. What’s the feeling of being recognized and being able to see folks wearing your t-shirts?

I’m actually shy because I’ve been trying to sell the merch while keeping a low profile since I started back in 2018, but I eventually made friends on social media (got exposed hahaha)  and was referred to by them, so eventually I got used to it.

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The Freebie Round-Up #144

We are all sick at home and some of us weren’t able to attend church. The weather here is crazy. First my daughter then us three got the colds. Kindly pray for us for healing.

Anyways, enjoy these freebies!

FREE e-book “Preparations for Sufferings: The Best Work in the Worst Times” (John Flavel) – An uncomfortable topic but nevertheless it should be addressed and this classic book will do the work. Get your copy here and make your Kindle happy.

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8 Favorite Quotes From The Book “The First Skyrider” (Hannah Hess)

I want to congratulate one of my cherish friend, Don and her wife for the got married last January 24. I know your story so well that we poured it over at Starbucks years ago. Praying for all the best and blessings for a new phase of life you’re entering.

Anyways, here’s some quotes from the book I recently read. “The First Skyrider” by H. R. Hess is available at Reformation Lighting by clicking here. You can read my review of this book by following this link.

“But the greatest trial was of your own heart. So, I ask you one last time, Cairn son of Oran. Who are you serving?”

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The Freebie Round-Up #143

Today we will bid farewell to a relative. Mama Annie (as we call her) became an inspiration and a prayer warrior for our family. She went to the Lord a few days ago and we will have our last look at her today. As we bid farewell we will say “See you in the morning”. Thank you Mama Annie for the memories and what you accomplished for Christ. Kindly pray for comfort of the ltove ones she left behind and may God grant them salvation.

Here’s a collection of freebies to start your week.

FREE e-book “How to Exit the Cage Stage” (White Horse Inn) – Are you a Cage Stage Calvinist? This free e-book might help you exit that phase.

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Book Review: “The First Skyrider” ( H. R. Hess)

I went through the holidays reading The First Skyrider the second book of the Canellas Chronicles, written by Hannah or H. R. Hess. I finished it early January and I’m so stoked I made a review.

Right off the bat, The First Skyrider is not a sequel but a prequel. Hess steps on the breaks to go back so we can witness the story of the first sky-rider or dragon rider. Seems to be a great idea to pull off for someone who is building a series.

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(Interview) March Vargas of Cherish Christ

This new year, I’ll start with March. Yes, March. March Vargas that is. This Christian content creator has videos on YouTube and Facebook that teaches biblical topics. But it’s done (sometimes) in a funny and entertaining way. If you want to know more about her, check this interview out.

Hi March. Please kindly tell us something about yourself and how you got saved?

Hi! Thanks for having me. 🙂 I was raised in a Roman Catholic family. When one of my sisters became a Christian, she shared the gospel with me and started bringing me to her local church. I was in 1st year high school back then. As I was learning more about the Bible, I was realizing more and more how I have fallen short from the standards of God. But although I was eager to start following Christ, the desires of my flesh prevailed. I loved my sins more and I couldn’t get myself to surrender my life to Him.

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The Freebie Round-Up #142

This is my blog’s second to the final hurrah for 2022. If you haven’t received a gift last Christmas, then you’re in for some treat with these fresh freebies.

FREE download “Fighter Verses Guide to Scripture Memory” – The Fighter Verses app is this year’s discovery of mind and I’m able to memorize more than 10 Bible verses this year. So I highly recommend that app. Anyways, enjoy this free download from them.

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Top 10 Best Books I Read in 2022

Another year another reading journey reached its destination. In 2023 I look forward to reading, enjoying and growing for Christ through new books. As always my reading list is diverse. I have theology books, YA fiction, children’s book and comicbooks. So happy to share with you what’s in store on this coming new year.

“Balik Tayo sa Church” )Collin Hansen and Jonathan Leeman) – A fitting open for the year and as we gradually recover from the havoc of COVID. Read some of my favorite quotes from the book here.

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