The Berea Page is an e-zine named from the example of the Jews in Berea who examined Paul's preaching about Jesus as the Christ to see if what he said was so (Acts 17:11) and written with the assumption that other New Testament texts that commend the examination habit should be taken seriously, namely that God's people should:

• test and confirm what we hear (e.g., 1 Thess 5:21; 1 John 4:1);
• follow the example of the earliest Jesus followers who invited their hearers to examine their claims (cf. Acts 26:26);
• prepare to make a defense of the reason for our hope (1 Peter 3:15).

Each issue (12-18 annually) will include a feature article (550-600 words), mainly focused on matters related to why we believe in Jesus, enduring trials and suffering with faith, and the relationship between faith and truth.

Also included will be a sidebar column with quotations, pointers, and/or references to materials designed to

• encourage better Bible study
• increase awareness of cultural trends that raise questions for our faith
• give updates on my writing and teaching projects.

If you would like to add your name to a list of email subscribers to receive each issue of The Berea Page when it published, click here.

Feedback is welcome--email me at david@davidanguish.com.

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Previous Issues

"We Owe the World An Apology" (Issue 1/2 - November 11, 2019) - Most who see the word “apology” will think of admitting an error or expressing regret. Both ideas are included in the first definition in the Merriam-Webster online dictionary. But a secondary meaning says an apology is “something that is said or written to defend something that other people criticize: defense.”  . . . Click on the link above to read more.

1 - "A Model for Truth Seekers" (Issue 1/1 - October 21, 2019)