Born Again: Foundations of the Christian Life
The new birth, sin and grace, the cross, repentance and faith, assurance, and new life in Christ.
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The new birth, sin and grace, the cross, repentance and faith, assurance, and new life in Christ.
Context, genre, cross-references, translation comparison, original-language tools, and responsible commentaries.
A guided Gospel study of Jesus’ identity, kingdom, teaching, miracles, cross, resurrection, and mission.
Paul’s argument from universal sin to justification, union with Christ, the Spirit, God’s faithfulness, and transformed living.
Jesus’ teaching, the Psalms, persistence, intercession, thanksgiving, lament, and prayer in suffering.
The churches, seals and horsemen, beasts and Babylon, Christ’s return, millennium, final judgment, and new creation.
The apostolic church, Fathers, councils, Reformation, awakenings, missions, and the modern global church.
Manuscripts, English Bible history, translation philosophy, Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, lexicons, and textual variants.
Creation, covenant, exodus, kingdom, exile, wisdom, prophets, and the Old Testament hope that prepares the way for the New Testament.
Pentecost, witness, persecution, conversion, Gentile inclusion, Paul’s mission, church conflict, and the gospel moving toward Rome.
Biblical foundations for marriage, communication, conflict, forgiveness, parenting, singleness, boundaries, and faithful family life.
Job, lament, unanswered prayer, grief, illness, persecution, resurrection hope, and how Christians can comfort without offering shallow answers.
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