The latest: Issue 1/9 - May 4, 2020 - John's Stand for Jesus (3) (See below for a summary)
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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:
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.
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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.
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.
Feedback is welcome--email me at david@davidanguish.com.
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John's Stand for Jesus (3) (Issue 1/9 - May 4, 2020). Writing to believers who were challenged by "antichrists," the first sentence of John's first epistle called their attention to the first disciples' experience, efforts to persuade others to believe, and the importance of continuing to teach the basics, even to people who already believed (1 John 1.1-3). We can learn from and apply his method as we contend with the many alternative views in our marketplace of ideas.Click on the link above to read more.
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1 - A Model for Truth Seekers (Issue 1/1 - October 21, 2019)
2 - We Owe the World An Apology (Issue 1/2 - November 11, 2019) 3 - Proactive Preparation (Issue 1/3 - December 9, 2019) 4 - Nurturing for Growth and Response (Issue 1/4 - January 15, 2020) 5 - New Testament Apologetics (Issue 1/5 - February 3, 2020) 6 - To a World "In Every Way Very Religious" (Issue 1/6 - March 2, 2020) 7 - John's Stand for Jesus (1) (Issue 1/7 - March 23, 2020) 8 - John's Stand for Jesus (2) (Issue 1/8 - April 13, 2020) |