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Free Stuff Fridays (Southern Seminary)

This week’s Free Stuff Fridays is brought to you by our friends at Southern Seminary and Boyce College, who also sponsored this week’s blog.

Southern Seminary is giving away 20 copies of the Sermon on the Mount study journal, written by Jonathan Pennington, New Testament professor, and gospels scholar. This journal invites the reader to engage directly with God’s Word by reflecting on the words of Jesus and his commands for life. It includes reflections from Dr. Pennington to help guide the reader in better understanding one of the most famous passages of the entire Bible. Use this study journal to see why Jesus’ call to righteousness is an invitation to true, abundant life.

If you’re going to be a pastor in the 21st century, you don’t need less theological training — you need more. That’s why Southern Seminary remains committed to offering rigorous courses as part of a comprehensive theological education that features the kind of breadth demanded by the ministry in a complex world.

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