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First book review to kick off the year and consistent with our “Wee-kids” Wednesdays here’s a review of a children’s book that’s coming out in March 2020.
Tim Ladwig. Stories Jesus Told: Who Is My Neighbor? Grand Rapids, MI: Discovery House, March 3rd 2020. 32 pp.
5 out of 5
Purchase: Amazon
Want a children’s story book on Jesus’ parable of the “Good Samaritan?” This is one I would recommend. I’m glad I got to read this to my children!
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Happy New Year!
These are links gathered from December 22nd-31st, 2019 related to Presuppositional apologetics! Enjoy!
2.) A blind and deaf camcorder engineer
3.) Bible Contradiction? From what were the animals created?
4.) Atheist Delusions: A Review Rebooted
5.) Cave to the Cross Ep. 51 – J. Warner Wallace Interview – Part 1
Missed the last round up? Check out the re-blogged post from a friend, another reblog here and a repost here
The Domain for Truth 