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If you've been to my house and walked in my study, you'll notice I not only have piles of books, but I also have heaps of notes. Some are in folders organized by books of the bible or by topic. Some are just odd pieces of paper in a basket. I've also collected hundreds of questions from conferences or local talks. And this is just my physical mess; my digital files are pretty similar.

With this online notebook, I'm hoping to keep track of Bible studies, book reviews, messages shared (plus the materials that never made it into the message), manna meditations, and questions received. Some of these questions or notes are from over 15 years ago. I'm now trying to type them in along with current ones. This helps me to quickly find my notes and share something with another if useful. Feel free to add to the question box or fellowship/comment on any of the posts.
Till I come, give thyself to reading, to exhortation, to teaching. ... Occupy thyself with these things; be wholly in them, that thy progress may be manifest to all. (1 Timothy 4:13, 15)




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