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Ed Goode
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Ed Goode
@Ed_Goode
Christian. Husband. Pastor. Planter. Wanderer. Pirate.
Champaign, IL Katılım Mart 2010
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Because a sizable number of Evangelicals are trapped in Woodrow Wilson's brain.
Matthew Millsap@mattmillsap
Article XVII (“Religious Liberty”) is the least-edited article across all editions of the BF&M over the past 101 years. Why might that be?
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I can’t fully explain how grateful I am to my father for his influence in my life. He’s faithfully pastored the same church for over thirty years. Here are some brief reflections on his godly example and ministry:
helwyssocietyforum.com/honor-where-ho…
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This happened again at the weekend.
Ed Goode@Ed_Goode
We rarely have a Sunday visitor as a direct result of our Saturday canvassing, but every time we canvass on Saturday we have visitors on Sunday.
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@RememberLondon Thanks brother! Your interviews always come along at the right time.
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@Ed_Goode Ed, mate, thank you for sharing.
Fascinating, isn't it??
Bless your heart being on the front line here.
Fight on.
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“Give him $2,500 he wasn’t expecting. Now give him $2,500 in unexpected car repairs.”
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FINAL: Reds 15, Nationals 1
No scorigami. This score has happened 134 times in MLB history, most recently on August 4, 2025 (TOR vs. COL).
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‘If you’re going to be effective in sermon delivery you’ve got to be diligent in sermon preparation.’
- @hbcharlesjr
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Listening to this from @rememberlondon morning made me long to grow in preaching podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chr…
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@paul_jkrause ‘There once was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.’
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Stay baptist my friends.
Luke Stamps@lukestamps
You can believe in the separation of church and state AND believe that civil religion is good and right. You can believe in religious liberty for all (within peaceable limits) AND advocate for the legislation of Christian morality on second table issues.
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@CptHastings1916 Maybe they caught me off guard bc I was prepared for a book about mountain climbing, but the chapters covering the Great War in ‘ITS’ are some of the most profound and moving I’ve read.
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The example I often use here is Wade Davis, author of Into The Silence, who wrote movingly & sympathetically about men from the British ruling / governing classes even though - I would imagine - at heart he finds their politics & the whole imperial endeavour highly distasteful.
NPRG@CptHastings1916
Please just tell me as best you can what the past was like and what happened. I don't actually care about owning the chuds, or indeed owning the libs.
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