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William Hardecker Jr.
David McCleod's "The Suffering Servant"; I would like to re-read Letham's "The Holy Trinity" - especially now since it has been "revised and expanded." And, I would like to read Breimaier's biographic observations on Charles Spurgeon's life and preaching, "Tethered to the Cross." There will be more, but that will do for now.
William Hardecker Jr.
Walk away, and write another day - the writing bug will bite again. I was told by more successful writers, "don't write all the way to hitting the wall; write and cut it off while you are still in the "mood" so that you have something to look forward to." Just passing along some of that wisdom. Thank you, Pastor Jerry Ross.
William Hardecker Jr.
Writing is its own reward. It's looking at the book and saying, Huh, I did it.
William Hardecker Jr.
Think well, study well, read well, write it out, have a couple of excellent proof readers (compensate them well), and do all you can to fling "the beast" out in the open after you have "done wrestled" with it well.
William Hardecker Jr.
There's always some things to work on - I don't know if I should say this because if it doesn't happen, then I feel like the starter but never finish type of a person. I am thinking of writing another ebook on lessons we can learn from the New Testament churches found in the New Testament Scriptures. There, it is what it is.
William Hardecker Jr.
I don't really know. I call it the writing bug. When it bites, I must write. :-)
William Hardecker Jr.
My most recent book is "Prophetic Mysteries Revealed." It is an ebook. I wrote it to add a bit more Biblical material (my contribution to the ocean of materials) for those who are interested in the topic of Bible doctrines especially prophecy.
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