Evangelical Essays, Volume 2: An(other) Eclectic Collection of Biblical and Theological Reflections

In the first volume in the Evangelical Essays series, the writings were drawn from coursework in Church History, Apologetics, Hermeneutics, and the Gospel of John. In this second installment, the courses that supplied the included work are Systematic Theology, Old and New Testament surveys, Genesis, Evangelism, and World Missions. Because the courses are essentially independent of each other, this book (like the previous one) is truly "eclectic." Nonetheless, all of the courses share broad, common themes (biblical, historical, and theological studies), and all are, of course, the product of one perspective - mine. In this respect (and for good or for ill), there is a certain sense of continuity among the writings. There may, in fact, be the occasional overlap. At any rate, it is hoped that readers will find something fresh and helpful in these works that will serve to draw them closer to Christ.