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We have only a couple of simple rules on this site that we ask you to obey.

1. No profanity will be tolerated. This is not the place for profane language.

2. No donations or contributions will ever be solicited or accepted from this site, or anyone using it.

The only contribution that I ask is that you share these sermons with others, discuss them, and help to spread the gospel.

The site is a gift, intended as a teaching tool to spread the gospel as we were asked in the great commission.

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