Bless–ed

Filled with many little anecdotes, Larry’s writings constantly refer to the text of scripture as a basis for the many blessings. Larry’s book is based on sound biblical principles and careful use of the text of scripture.

-- Philip Boom (President of Emmaus Bible College, Dubuque, Iowa)

The readings are short, which is great for people like me with a short attention span. However, the content is theologically rich. Prepare to be Bless–ed!

-- Jeff Philpott (Sandhills Community Church, Columbia, South Carolina)

Using profound quotes, gentle humor, extensive biblical passages, along with recommended readings and suggestions for prayer, these readings will not only be a strong reminder of what we have, but if lived out will make your Christianity contagious to those without Christ. 

-- Allan McKechnie (Professor Emeritus Columbia International University, Columbia, South Carolina)

This book is very helpful for Christians who like to please God in their daily activities – especially for those who have the burden to reach their lost friends.

-- Mulugeta Ashagre Endeshaw (East African Director of T–NET International, Former General Secretary, Ethiopian Christian Brethren Church)

Larry’s writing is both doctrinal and practical; it’s convicting and encouraging. If you’re like me, you won’t be able to wait and read only one chapter per week; you’ll want to read the whole book much more quickly than that because of its edifying and equipping contents.

-- George W. Murray (Former President & Chancellor of Columbia International University, Columbia, South Carolina)

Here is good book to use for devotions that will stimulate the head, heart, and hands and feet!

-- Robert A. Peterson (Theologian, editor, and co–author, ‘Jesus In Prophecy: How Christ’s Life Fulfills Biblical Predictions’)

This book will give you joy in your faith and, at the same time, give you a passion to see others get the t–shirt and to join you in the dance.

-- Steve Brown (Founder and Bible Teacher, Key Life Network, author, ‘Laughter and Lament: The Radical Freedom of Joy and Sorrow