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A La Carte (11/2)

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Friday November 2, 2007

Free Edwards
This month’s free title from Christian Audio is “Religious Affections” by Jonathan Edwards. Jacob Hantla has the details.


Free Christmas Song
Bob Kauflin would like to give you a free song from last year’s Christmas album “Savior: Celebrating the Mystery of God Become Man.”


Trill Fitness
While on the subject of audio, here’s something different. Trill Fitness is offering a CD of some Sovereign Grace Music favorites remixed to be appropriate for workouts. It’s a pretty safe bet you’ve never heard “Come Now Almighty King” at 129 beats per minute.


Dear Jesus?
Paul and Bruce think we need to stop addressing God like we address a letter.


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