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Free Stuff Fridays (TMAI)

This week’s Free Stuff Fridays is sponsored by The Master’s Academy International (TMAI). They are giving away the 42-volume Essential MacArthur Library set.

The Master’s Academy International (TMAI) is a worldwide network of pastoral training centers that equip indigenous church leaders to preach the word and shepherd their people. They have 19 Training Centers around the world, with dozens currently in development.

Giveaway: The Essential MacArthur Library

The Master’s Academy International (TMAI) is giving away a 42-volume Essential MacArthur Library. This set includes key resources designed to help believers better understand the Bible, the most important resource for anyone. The Essential MacArthur Library remains one of the top translation projects for TMAI as they seek to resource the global church with God-honoring books.

The Essential MacArthur Library includes:

  • The MacArthur New Testament Commentary series (33 vols.)
  • The MacArthur Study Bible
  • The MacArthur Bible Commentary
  • Biblical Doctrine
  • Essential Christian Doctrine
  • The Master’s Plan for the Church
  • The MacArthur Pastoral Library—4 vols. (Preaching, Pastoral Ministry, Counseling, Evangelism)

To win the Essential MacArthur Library (in English), please enter below. One winner will be selected.

TO ENTER:

Giveaway Rules: Entries are limited to 1 per person. U.S. and Canadian addresses only. By submitting your information, you agree to receive regular updates about the ministry of The Master’s Academy International. The winner will be notified by email. The giveaway closes at midnight on Friday, July 19th, 2024. Enter your information into the form below or HERE.


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