"Godliness with contentment is great gain" (1Tim. 6:6)
But let us not be content with our Godliness, always seeking to advance in it.
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About Me
- Robert N. Landrum
- Orlando, FL, United States
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Links
- Mongerism.com
- Christian Classics Ethereal Library
- Sermon Audio
- Worldview Ministries
- Don Kistler
- The Spurgeon Archive
- John M. Frame
- Nicene Council
- Chapel Library
- A Puritan's Mind
- St. Paul's PCA
- Reformed Theological Seminary
- Presbyterian Church in America
- Orthodox Presbyterian Church
- Dictionary.com
- Bible Gateway
- The Westminster Confession of Faith
- Wordmp3.com
- Kristina's Hope
- Exodus International (The Christian and Homosexuality)
- Gary DeMar/American Vision
- G. Bahnsen Covenant Media Foundation
- Institute for Creation Research
- Key Life Ministries
- Third Mil
- Al Mohler
- John Piper
- Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood
- Ligonier Ministries
- Grace to You
- Pro Life Training
- New Life Ministries
- White Horse Inn
- RUI Faith Based Addictions Program
- Cumberland Valley Books
- Evangelical Philosophical Society
- Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- Philosopedia
- Theopedia
- Chicago Council on Biblical Inerrancy
Books I am Reading
- * As I complete the reading of books I will give an informal review as to what I think of them.
- The City of God - Augustine
- Precious Remedies Against Satan's Devices - Thomas Brooks
- The Institutes of the Christian Religion - John Calvin (another attempt)
- The Salt Cellars Vol. I - Charles Spurgeon
Blogs
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- Contentment
- Augustine Quote
- Positive Thinking
- Memory Verse
- Augustine Quote
- God Grew Tired of Us (Movie Review)
- Augustine Quote
- Thomas Brooks Quote
- Sanctification
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- No Excuse
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