The MP3 album, “Walt Disney: A Christian Critique”, is available here for free download from Blue Behemoth (a $17.95 value). This album includes three powerful messages presented by Doug Phillips, Geoff Botkin, and Isaac Botkin, giving you an insight into the accomplishments of Walt Disney from a Biblical perspective. Click here to find out more information.
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I would really like to listen to this, it sounds so interesting, but I am wary of giving out my cc info to a company that I have never heard of before. Anybody used them before or know of a way around this?
I agree with Bonnie. I would, also, really like to hear it, but there’s no way I’m giving out my CC info. Any ideas of ways to hear it without opening yourself to identity fraud?
Two others that have a free download today on that site that are great to listen to:
The Journey of Daughterhood
The Blessings of Failure: How and Why God Uses Entrepreneurial Disasters
Thanks for everything that you post here.
Blessings on you, your family and your work.
To protect against identity fraud, setup up a paypal virtual debit card. It issues you a new cc # for each transaction.
I, too would love to hear this, but it’s not worth my credit card info. There isn’t even a security lock near the link at the top of the page that asks for your information. What a bummer.
One thing that I do for websites like this is to keep old gift cards with the Mastercard/Visa logo that only have a few cents left on them. It works for registration, but no worries about identity theft!
Great idea Lorri. I agree about the danger of id theft!
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