The epistles of John, addressed to Christians at the end of the first century, were written to encourage believers in the face of false teachings, to assure them of their new life in Christ, and to steer them to safe harbour. When thousands are compromising the gospel and embracing modern philosophies, these epistles can help us remain faithful to the gospel. In this rich, practical exposition of the epistles of John, Joel Beeke brings out the message of John’s letters in their historical context as well as their timeless truths that are as applicable today as when John first wrote them. Travel through the epistles of John and you will come to know the essence of the gospel, the glorious adoption of the children of God, the Christian’s duties in this world, the believer’s path to fulness of joy, and much more.
272 pages.
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