2 responses to “Cross listing”

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    Kelvin

    Re: Cross listing

    Even if the response is abuse, at least you know the sermon has been  heard or read and absorbed.  I would imagine that this is more fulfilling than preaching weekly with no idea whether anyone is even taking notice.

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    Anonymous

    Re: Cross listing
    Praise has also come with the abuse and it's interesting to note who are the abusers.  Get well soon and give us some more sermons to think about.

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