Released in the UK May 2016
Released in the US July 2016
Hardback 230 X 184 | 248 Pages
9781781917473 • £22.99 $39.99
BISAC – REL080000
1, 2, 3 John
A Mentor Expository Commentary
Terry L. Johnson
Part of the Mentor Expository Commentary series
30 expositions from the epistles of John.
Resource for pastors and Bible teachers.
Terry L. Johnson takes a Christ-centred approach to the exposition of 1-3 John, the personal, pastoral, and passionate pleas from the apostle John for the church to remain united and strong in the face of persecution.
The Mentor Expository Series holds to an inerrant view of Scripture. This is a resource for pastors and Bible teachers who want to draw on Christ-centered expository teaching and for the lay reader who wants to delve more deeply into the riches of the Word of God.
Terry L. Johnson
Terry Johnson is the senior minister of the Independent Presbyterian Church in Savannah, Georgia, which he has served since 1987.
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Mentor
Terry Johnson loves the Bible. He also loves speaking directly, fearlessly and with great clarity. This excellent commentary on the Epistles of John demonstrates this.
Tom Cannon
National Coordinator, Reformed University Fellowship, Lawrenceville, Georgia
... provides well-researched, always orthodox, consistently relevant, faithful expositions of Scriptures. This commentary is no exception. Pastors and church members of all ages and locales will be grateful for this exemplary commentary.
David W. Hall
Senior Minister, Midway Presbyterian Church, Powder Springs, Georgia
Terry Johnson once again proves his faithfulness to God's Word via crisp, accurate exposition and targeted application ... Every student of expository preaching should be familiar with the expositions of Terry Johnson.
Claude McRoberts
Senior Minister, Trinity Presbyterian Church, Montgomery, Alabama
With so many commentaries on the market today, anyone entering this field with a new publication must add something a little special. In this commentary on the three letters of John, Terry Johnson does just that. It is succinct, straightforward, relevant, encouraging and theological.