Isabelle Miller - April 8, 2024
The Necessity of Grounding Disciples in a Solid Understanding of the Old Testament. (Senior Project)
The purpose of this paper is to argue that grounding disciples in a solid understanding of the Old Testament is essential for an effective discipleship strategy. The synthesis of the elements described underscores the Old Testament’s indispensable role in cultivating thoroughgoing disciples who are well-versed in the breadth and depth of biblical teaching. Isabelle Miller, Senior, Samford University.
From Series: "2024 National Conference"
April 8-9, FBC, Jonesboro, GA
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