
Clowney’s Sermon
Phil: I just finished reading Tim’s book. It’s great, as expected. On Crossway’s blog today they posted a link to the PDF of Clowney’s original sermon.

Phil: I just finished reading Tim’s book. It’s great, as expected. On Crossway’s blog today they posted a link to the PDF of Clowney’s original sermon.

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Steve, whatever this gobbledigook is below, I blame it on too much blues music.