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Repentance and Lent

Mar 27, 2012By Micheal Hickerson

  As a fairly young Christian I thought of repentance for my sins in terms of being sorry for things I had done. I was really, sincerely sorry, yet kept doing the same things over and over again. You mayRead more…

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New Podcast Series from Christianity Today

Oct 30, 2008By Micheal Hickerson

Christianity Today has launched a new podcasting series featuring “editorials, news and books commentaries” (iTunes link). I just subscribed, and noticed that it looks like ESN partner Books & Culture will be featured regularly. There are already two podcasts withRead more…

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Oct 30, 2008Micheal Hickerson 2 comments

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