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All posts from the ironworks21 blog are being transferred to our new website www.ironworkspress.org. On this website, we will continue creating new content as time passes. This is a collaborative work of two faithful Gospel preachers. The purpose of Ironworks is to produce sound material for congregations and individuals alike to glean spiritual truths. It is our prayer that the writings and other materials presented on this site will be helpful to you and bring glory to God. We also have partnered with the Scattered Abroad Network on several podcasts https://scatteredabroad.org/.


Conformed or Transformed: Issues Hindering the Church by R.D. Beavers and Matt McBrayer


https://www.amazon.com/Conformed-Transformed-Issues-Hindering-Church/dp/B0B8RHW6P1/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=se&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.P9LQHMkdfZMy61BkcOsO-zxhIPy67BkbN37eayZML4aa4Y-Usr4EA66qo3Hudpprgw_byeSjJjwJypqtyJbVXdJFLmeheMyHxvQ90OgJOAkV2jjs_fiqhxMrxQGwNgcG.S6-6nTRLDhxV258e-UUqdFFBQp7pyaRoL1hzra6ll5M&qid=1714326117&sr=8-1


The Courage to Be Holy: Character Studies of Mighty Men by R.D. Beavers


https://www.amazon.com/Courage-Be-Holy-Character-Studies/dp/B0BZBD9JCK/ref=sr_1_7?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9._LSrduIeI1YV7Im9NYIw4CPH8tl8AlaRbq_4wJyR1rg0GEYUlhykGBPdwA4_fVEHrSxSyLHXZq1eGZfpGpEJuFFN4BD7lK5OaMz4-ZmnS3HfQ67YAOaAWEAIn33EqFfC_KI4yHRjxPCb-iqqI9Hd2iOHfkXgMHJTyAOqG_87sfs.TtUw5R-hkIv_AcihbTXxgacbGo72m9VBFVH6CraEdNU&dib_tag=se&qid=1714326216&refinements=p_27%3AR+D+Beavers&s=books&sr=1-7&text=R+D+Beavers


The Grace to Be Worthy: Character Studies of Holy Women by R.D. Beavers


https://www.amazon.com/Grace-Be-Worthy-Character-Studies/dp/B0CXMWQCGX/ref=sr_1_2?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9._LSrduIeI1YV7Im9NYIw4CPH8tl8AlaRbq_4wJyR1rg0GEYUlhykGBPdwA4_fVEHrSxSyLHXZq1eGZfpGpEJuFFN4BD7lK5OaMz4-ZmnS3HfQ67YAOaAWEAIn33EqFfC_KI4yHRjxPCb-iqqI9Hd2iOHfkXgMHJTyAOqG_87sfs.TtUw5R-hkIv_AcihbTXxgacbGo72m9VBFVH6CraEdNU&dib_tag=se&qid=1714326266&refinements=p_27%3AR+D+Beavers&s=books&sr=1-2&text=R+D+Beavers



Grace and Peace, 


R.D. Beavers with Matt McBrayer


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