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1:12:23

Could These Be The BEST Books of 2024? | Room For Nuance

RFN

Room For Nuance

over 1 year ago

17:24

The next one, this one was a book I did with my kids, an American classic, Where the Red Fern Grows.

1:58:59

May 24, 2021 Tribute Show with Fern Hill on “When Tragedy is Transformed into a Ministry: The Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch Story”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

about 5 years ago

1:12:57

That's also the email address where you can send in a question to Fern Hill of the Timothy Hill Children's

1:41:22

Samuel Carlston "Red" Berry Funeral

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

almost 3 years ago

7:59

Born, possibly best -looking grandson of Samuel Carlston Redberry. They called him Red because when he got mad, he would turn real red. Right, Mom? I didn't have a dad. This was it. This is what I got.

25:54

Books in your library that you ought to burn!

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 17 years ago

20:05

I probably would ask your husband before you burn it though. Wild at Heart by John Eldredge. Wild at Heart. This is the 2002 Gold Medallion Book Award winner. This is the Family Christian Bookstores 2002 Book of the Year.

11:59

Update: Moving From Blue to Red

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 4 years ago

1:47

It was heavily red up until very recently both the counties the county I live in now and across the bridge

1:40:03

Red Letter Christianity is Social Justice

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Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report

over 6 years ago

40:04

Maybe it's a red -letter land now. It's a red -letter land. That's right, Israel.

18:31

Sean's Favorite Books - 2023

RFN

Room For Nuance

over 2 years ago

2:17

All the pretty horses by McCarthy is on this list. Absolutely fantastic. I try to come back and reread it maybe every three or four years. Number 17 a peculiar glory by John Piper. Piper takes an interesting.

25:51

SHAQ vs "The Shack"

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 17 years ago

10:40

There's strychnine in there actually, and I've done you no favor. When Eugene Peterson says with his endorsement of this book, listen to this. When the imagination of a writer and the passion of a theologian cross -fertilize, the result is a novel on the order of the shack.

1:50:26

Red Pills Without Roots & The SBC Leadership Crisis

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 1 year ago

2:30

All right, where are we gonna start first?

1:20:28

Bob Nelson: His Life, His Career, and His Faith

Reformed Rookie

almost 3 years ago

15:17

And my wife says red skeletons across the street.

1:59:54

July 20, 2016 Show with Mack Tomlinson on “Starting a Library: Suggested Building Blocks with the Best of Christian Books”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

almost 10 years ago

1:52:17

It's like reading a true Adventure. I'm a page -turner. It's the life of Jim Elliott his wife. One of my favorite. HOU GH to win. Now there's another good one Frank Houghton. His book is better. We a marvelous book.

1:59:50

March 15, 2022 Show with Michael A. Gaydosh on “What’s New in Print from the Finest in Christian Literature”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 4 years ago

1:25:39

Doesn't make any sense. Murray's book redemption accomplished and applied would be. Would be really really helpful along those lines. Um. Do you have a minute for me to tell you about another book here?

16:09

Grieving the Loss of an Unsaved Person

Your Calvinist

about 2 years ago

12:58

It's like the impossible problem. There are lots of good books on grieving, such as his. And I quote a very powerful, moving little anecdote from his book in mine. But most of those books maybe give one chapter at most.

38:13

David Woollin - Complete Discussion

Media Gratiae

over 3 years ago

1:28

You can tell from my accent I'm not from Michigan, slightly east of there. And it's an unremarkable book in many ways. I know the names, but you won't. And how in the mid -60s, early 70s, God in two mill towns in the middle of nowhere, nondescript place, really brought some young people to Himself, which included both of my parents who then got married.

1:59:34

June 11, 2020 Show with Steven Warhurst on “Storytelling for Children That Provokes Deep Biblical Thought (Fluff Should Never Be Enough–Not Even For Kids)”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

about 6 years ago

51:25

We also want to thank again Reformation Heritage Books For their generosity in providing us with some of the copies of this book. Pygo the free the cautionary tale. We're going to our midway break right now.

1:59:55

March 25, 2016 Show with Paul Flynn on “The Shack: Exposing Its Dangerous Heresies Before Its Movie Debut”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

almost 10 years ago

8:28

I mean in one aspect It's an incredible story. What has happened to it from a publishing point of view. It was a book written by William Paul Young who's a Canadian author but didn't grow up in Canada and We could probably go into the author's background a little bit more in detail.

10:06

Dead Men Walking Podcast with Doug Wilson Ride Sally Ride Movie at Fight Laugh Feast South Dakota

DMW

Dead Men Walking

about 5 years ago

9:35

What's the name of it? It's called The Healing Garden. So you can watch it with your kids, your grandkids, and not have to worry about it. Awesome. Joe, we appreciate you guys coming on. I know Jason and I do.

25:53

Red Light -- Green Light

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 11 years ago

3:03

Yeah, I don�t know what I�m thinking about, sir. Steve, in front of me, I have a book called Red Light, Green Light, by John Sionka.

1:58:28

Deconstruction w/Alisa Childers & Red Pen Logic | Cultish

Apologia Studios

almost 2 years ago

1:55:10

And at least I didn't say where you're going to find information about her.

25:45

Blood Red Church | Ep. 3

Cornerstone Church

over 2 years ago

23:21

Well, you know, I think we've got a lot to chew on from that. So I'm going to, I'm probably going to put up a little picture of your Blood Red Church book right here. Because folks, especially in our church, we need to get, we need to read that, you know.