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Tim Challies on Sproul’s Chosen By God

On June 7, 2015 Tim Challies posted “10 Great Quotes from Chosen by God.” Tim began his post like this: … Continue reading Tim Challies on Sproul’s Chosen By God

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Letter to Tim Challies of challies.com

The following is a guest post: Hi, Tim – I’m new to this site, but in my brief perusal of … Continue reading Letter to Tim Challies of challies.com

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