Bible Curious
Andrew R. JonesA newsletter for curious types seeking to build biblical fluency.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 152 | Subscribers | Read | biblecurious.substack.com |
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What's Next?
As of this week, I’ve reached the word count on the rough draft of my third book. It’s due in about a month, so I’ve got some time to edit and format the manuscript. But the writing portion (the most enjoyable portion) is largely done.
Biblical Literacy or Biblical Fluency
Many Christians have talked about how there is a lack of biblical literacy in our world today.
God's Chosen Instrument
In Acts 6, Stephen is arrested. In Acts 7, he delivers a prophetic word to those who are trying to silence the followers of Jesus. Then Stephen is stoned to death for his words. Stephen becomes a martyr.1
The Hope of Eucatastrophe
Both CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien write eucatastrophe into their fiction works. What is eucatastrophe? Well, it’s the opposite of catastrophe. While catastrophe is a sudden, surprising turn for the worse, a eucatastrophe is the sudden, surprisi...
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Authors
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Andrew R. Jones lives in the San Francisco Bay Area where he enjoys writing, hiking, and adventures with his wife, Stephanie. He is the author of two books: Ten Lies Satan Loves to Tell and Ten Questions to Ask Every Time You Read the Bible.
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