Greg recommends books in a well-rounded variety of categories that you ought to have in your library, then he responds to questions about how to properly use the accountability process in Matthew 18, whether Mark 16:9–20 should be in the Bible, and what we should do to reach out to famous people who are lost.
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Commentary: The seven books you should have in your library (00:00)
What’s the proper way to use the accountability process prescribed in Matthew 18? (26:00)
Should Mark 16:9–20 be in the Bible? (44:00...
Greg recommends books in a well-rounded variety of categories that you ought to have in your library, then he responds to questions about how to properly use the accountability process in Matthew 18, whether Mark 16:9–20 should be in the Bible, and what we should do to reach out to famous people who are lost.
Topics:
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Commentary: The seven books you should have in your library (00:00)
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What’s the proper way to use the accountability process prescribed in Matthew 18? (26:00)
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Should Mark 16:9–20 be in the Bible? (44:00)
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What should we do (if anything) to reach out to famous people who are lost? (54:00)
Mentioned on the Show:
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#STRask podcast with Greg and Amy (archives here)
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Intro to Christianity (Option 1): Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis
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Intro to Christianity (Option 2): The Story of Reality by Greg Koukl
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Theological reference: Christian Theology by Millard Erickson
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Basic apologetics book (Option 1): I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist by Frank Turek and Norman Geisler
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Basic apologetics book (Option 2): Reasonable Faith by William Lane Craig
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Devotional: The Valley of Vision: A Collection of Puritan Prayers and Devotions
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Practical engagement: Tactics by Greg Koukl
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Personal spiritual growth: The Enemy Within: Straight Talk about the Power and Defeat of Sin by Kris Lundgaard
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Bible study: How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth by Gordon Fee and Douglas Stuart
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