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sermonindex Mar 30, 2007

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Featured Resource | Mar 30, 2007
Find Revival in the Old Paths
Sermon Index has launched a online magazine with a focus on spiritual revival--it's Old Paths magazine, and you can read or download it for free. Each issue features classic essays and reflections from the church's greatest preachers. More >

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The Old Paths is the monthly magazine outreach of this online ministry. Visit the archives here.

sermonindex Mar 30, 2007

There is another great write up of the Old Paths on Gospelcom.net here:

Free monthly magazine from Sermon Index

Sermon Index, whose excellent collection of audio sermons and other resources we’ve mentioned before, has a free monthly magazine!

The Old Paths Magazine–available both for online reading and in downloadable PDF format–is a free monthly periodical that is made available for the entire body of Christ. Its main focus is to propagate and promote the message of genuine Biblical revival to this generation. This chief aim is expressed through many voices from Christian history.

Sermon Index has granted permission for readers to copy and freely distribute The Old Paths without permission. Stop by and read the latest issue (#13), which features over a dozen articles touching on a variety of Christianity-related topics.


[b]Download the Old Paths Magazine[/b]
https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=15601&forum=16

sermonindex Mar 30, 2007

Praise God for the spreading of this magazine!

sermonindex Mar 31, 2007

Featured Resource | Mar 31, 2007
Find Revival in the Old Paths

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Praise God it is still featured on the front page of www.gospelcom.net today.

The newest magazine release for april is available:

[b]THE OLD PATHS: Issue No. 14 - April "Price and Power of Revival"[/b]
https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=15925&forum=16

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jordanamo Mar 31, 2007

If this magazine was not so graphic intensive I could print it out and read it more but the large graphics of the people IMO are not necessary and, while it adds to the look of the magazine, ultimately puts a detriment on my printer even if I do it in lowest quality possible. If you want people to print it out at least offer a less graphic intensive version. You can still put people's faces but make them much smaller.

Printer ink is expensive.

Congrats though on the Gospelcom endorsement.

Jordan

sermonindex Apr 3, 2007

Gospelcom is still featuring the Old Paths: www.gospelcom.net on its front page.

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Featured Resource | Apr 02, 2007
Find Revival in the Old Paths
Sermon Index has launched a online magazine with a focus on spiritual revival--it's Old Paths magazine, and you can read or download it for free. Each issue features classic essays and reflections from the church's greatest preachers. More >

sermonindex Apr 3, 2007

If this magazine was not so graphic intensive I could print it out and read it more but the large graphics of the people IMO are not necessary and, while it adds to the look of the magazine, ultimately puts a detriment on my printer even if I do it in lowest quality possible. If you want people to print it out at least offer a less graphic intensive version. You can still put people's faces but make them much smaller.

Printer ink is expensive.


Brother,

The best route to go is to print [b]one copy[/b] on a LASER PRINTER and then take it to the photocopier and go ahead and make doublesided copies. Making one copy does not take that much ink on a LASER PRINTER. I have not tryed in on a INK JET.

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jordanamo Apr 3, 2007

Your telling me I need to go to Kinko's to print this thing out? C'mon man, be a bit more realistic than that.

But it's OK.

Jordan

sermonindex Apr 3, 2007

Your telling me I need to go to Kinko's to print this thing out? C'mon man, be a bit more realistic than that.

Jordan,

No, I am saying simply print out ONE copy on your laserprinter, it really does not use that much ink. That is in my estimation. If you want to make MANY copies then yes I suggest it be photocopied off the original that was printed from the laster printer.

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jordanamo Apr 3, 2007

But I don't have a laser printer! I have an ink jet!

Jordan

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