TRUTH APPLICATIONS - TEACHING MATERIALS BY DAVID ANGUISH
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Welcome to "Truth Applications"

Contact me by email: david@davidanguish.com

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​information about my book, Getting Acquainted with the Bible​, and how to order review and discounted copies for individuals, churches, and schools.
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"David Anguish's Getting Acquainted with the Bible will be useful to teachers as the second or third stage in strengthening new Christians, and as a needed training component for many who have been in the faith several years. I've worked with churches either part-time or full-time for nearly 69 years, and I've detected a high percent of members who are ignorant of the basic storyline of Scripture. Digesting Anguish's book can set people up for decades of healthy feeding on Scripture."
                                                             -- Dr. Philip Slate
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Available as an Ebook

The
Glory Due His Name:
Collected Sermons on Worship

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​The sermons in this series were prepared to help one church reflect on worship's importance, nature, and elements. The book’s title and  major topic designations for the collection are derived from Psa 96:4, 8.

 
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Truth Applications is a title designed to reflect a determination to search for, understand, and explain truth. I believe that, as Immanuel, Jesus embodies and reveals the most significant truth (John 1:14; 8:32; 14:6, 9; 17:17). I believe everyone should know, love, and live in imitation of his example and teaching. My search is admittedly incomplete since I am, by virtue of limited understanding and failure to match God's glory, imperfect. But, like Paul, I seek to better "know him … pressing on … because Christ Jesus has made me his own" (Philippians 3:12).                                                             ~ David Anguish

Added March 28, 2023 - Two articles to the Essays, Papers, & Reviews page
  • Unclogging Our Mental Arteries
  • Before You Fight a Giant, You've Got to Kill a Bear

Added March 22, 2023 - The 9th installment in the "Colossians Studies" sermon series: Baptism and the Working of God (Colossians 2:11-13)

Added March 16, 2023 - new Berea Page Issue: Alternate Views of Canon Identification (Issue 4/7 - March 17, 2023)

Added March 3, 2023 - The 8th installment in the "Colossians Studies" sermon series: Baptism Reconsidered (Colossians 2:11-13)

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Announcing . . .

Teaching Seminars
Defending & Confirming the Faith
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Obiter Dicta
"an incidental or passing remark, opinion, etc." ~ Dictionary.com

Thought-provoking Quotations
  • “Man is obviously made for thinking. Therein lies all his dignity and his merit; and his whole duty is to think as he ought. Now the order of thought is to begin with ourselves; and with our author and our end.
        “Now what does the world think about? Never about that, but about dancing, playing the lute, singing, writing verse, tilting at the ring, etc., and fighting, becoming king, without thinking what it means to be a king or to be a man.” ~ Blaise Pascal, Penses., ed. Albert Krailsheimer (Penguin Books, 1966), 620/146, p. 235 [in Douglas Groothuis, Truth Decay: Defending Christianity Against the Challenges of Post-modernism (InterVarsity Press, 2000), 173] — Added February 27, 2023
  • Our business is to present that which is timeless (the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow [Hebrews xiii. 8]) in the particular language of our own age. The bad preacher does exactly the opposite: he takes the ideas of our own age and tricks them out in the traditional language of Christianity.” ~ C. S. Lewis, “Christian Apologetics,” God in the Dock: Essays on Theology and Ethics, ed. Walter Hooper (Eerdmans, 1970), 93.

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