SermonIndex.net audio sermons – Great place for Tozer, etc. Neatly arranged and very well done.

http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=121902211929 – Speaking of Tozer, here is one from Sermonaudio.com. Click on this and look for links to others of his as well.

http://www.middletownbiblechurch.org/dispen/literal.htm - Do I Interpret the Bible Literally?

http://www.memoryverses.org/ Not very fancy, just lots of good ideas and some good articles.

http://www.wacriswell.com/ The W. A. Criswell Sermon Library,a collection of over two thousand sermons Dr. W. A. Criswell preached during his fifty-five years of ministry at the First Baptist Church of Dallas, Texas.

http://www.biblebb.com/files/gathw.htm The Gospel According to Hybels & Warren

http://www.cbmw.org/ The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood — Always thought provoking, particularly in today’s time.
 

Digging through some old sites and came across this one. I marked it, but never returned. Good articles here like this one. It bears more exploring.

How I Escaped from Living Paycheck-to-Paycheck ∞ Get Rich Slowly

Monday, 2nd July 2007 (by J.D.)
This article is about Money Hacks, Basics, Budgeting

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Many of you wrote last week to say that I was too harsh on my friend Gillian, the woman with the “I can’t” attitude. Perhaps you’re right — I may have given up too early. I used to live like she does, and if I can turn it around, anyone can.

For a decade I was a deficit spender. I spent more than I earned. I used credit cards to fund a lifestyle that was beyond my means. Eventually I wised up — I destroyed my credit cards and cancelled my accounts, but my worries weren’t over yet. I wasn’t digging any deeper, but I was still stuck at the bottom of a hole: I was living paycheck-to-paycheck.

Twice a month I would deposit my paycheck, pay my bills, and then look to see how much was left. Whether the surplus was $20 or $200, I made plans for it: comic books, video games, clothes, whatever. I used to joke that I was an expert at spending every penny I had. Except that it was no joke. Late at night, when I couldn’t sleep, I would wonder why I could never get ahead.

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People often ask me if some speakers are easier to “blog” then others. The answer is a clear yes. There are some speakers who speak in such a way that they are really quite easy to capture and to summarize. There are others that are very difficult. The primary difference, I think, is between those who provide very logical, clear, alliterated and structured outlines versus those who may not. This would include the likes of Steve Lawson, Ligon Duncan, and Mark Dever. Dr. Mohler is one of those guys who is on the “harder to liveblog” list. I often wrestle with writing a cogent summary of his talks. This one proved no exception! Yet, like most of Mohler’s talks, I learned a lot from it. There are few people I’d rather listen to than Dr. Mohler.

Mohler’s topic for today is Discerning the culture.

He began by saying something I fully believe: if there is any one thing lacking in the church today it must be discernment. That’s the only explanation for how things are as they are. How else could the church be so seduced and how else could Christians be indistinguishable? Discernment is one of those things you need to live, both in the spiritual realm and outside of it.

fieryprophet.com: Was it Worth It, Digg?

Elijah tells it like it is. He is on a roll…

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My Ministry Space Youth pastors track popular networking website. Chansin Bird, RNS | posted 1/24/2007 08:22AM Youth minister Lara Blackwood starts her day the same way most of the young people at her church do�she signs on to MySpace.com.

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