Choose a $5 Book or DVD

May 31, 2011

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Friday
Every week Ligonier Ministries has a feature they call $5 Friday in which they offer up a selection of resources priced at (you guessed it) $5. This Friday they would like to offer at least 1 book or DVD of our choosing. I have narrowed down the choices to 5. All you need to do is vote. Whichever one gets the biggest share of the votes will be offered this Friday for $5.

Here are the options:

The Masculine Mandate by Richard Phillips
The Priest with Dirty Clothes by R.C. Sproul
The Holiness of God (DVD) by R.C. Sproul
What Is Reformed Theology? (DVD) by R.C. Sproul
Living for God’s Glory by Joel Beeke

Clear? So go ahead and vote. Then check in on Friday and you can buy it at that price.

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