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Free Stuff Fridays (BJU Seminary)

This week Free Stuff Friday is sponsored by BJU Seminary. They are giving away a commentary on Matthew written by the late Dr. Stewart Custer, who served 56 years at the Seminary and BJU. BJU Seminary equips Christian leaders through an educational and ministry experience that is biblically shaped, theologically rich, historically significant, and evangelistically robust.

The Gospel of the King: A Commentary on Matthew by Stewart Custer

The Gospel of the King is Stewart Custer’s commentary on Matthew for personal Bible study or sermon preparation. Longtime chairman of the Division of Bible at Bob Jones University, Custer blends expertise and gentleness. Original translation and practical applications accompany his exposition. Notes offer sermon outlines and highlight important terms. Includes topical and Scripture indexes and an annotated bibliography.

Grow your understanding of our Savior’s birth and kingship this Christmas season!

To Enter

Giveaway Rules: Enter for a chance to win one of one copy of The Gospel of the King. You may enter one time. When you enter, you agree to be placed on BJU Seminary email list. The winner will be notified by email and the giveaway closes on December 15th, 2023.


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