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Hope · 11-02-2008, 12:09 PM

Dear KTS,

I heard the spoken messages by Ian Thomas from which the book was composed. They were a life changer for me. My Christian life took off after that experience. Thomas was traveling in Texas in 1963-64 and in many ways set the stage for Brother Lee. He caused Don Looper and many others as well as myself to have a craving for more of Christ than what we were receiving in the Baptist denomination. I still regularly contemplate the practical truths I learned from Major Ian Thomas. In fact, when I was considering if there was a future with the LSM and what course I should take I quoted this verse to brothers with whom I was in fellowship, “If I perish I perish.”

A believer in Jesus Christ, who is seeking to be a true disciple,

Hope, Don Rutledge

11-02-2008, 12:09 PM	#10
Hope Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Durham, North Carolina Posts: 313	Re: Ian Thomas' exposition of Ester Dear KTS, I heard the spoken messages by Ian Thomas from which the book was composed. They were a life changer for me. My Christian life took off after that experience. Thomas was traveling in Texas in 1963-64 and in many ways set the stage for Brother Lee. He caused Don Looper and many others as well as myself to have a craving for more of Christ than what we were receiving in the Baptist denomination. I still regularly contemplate the practical truths I learned from Major Ian Thomas. In fact, when I was considering if there was a future with the LSM and what course I should take I quoted this verse to brothers with whom I was in fellowship, “If I perish I perish.” A believer in Jesus Christ, who is seeking to be a true disciple, Hope, Don Rutledge