Ditto to above if it was two part I would say Luke then Acts together.

But I chose John since it is the most mystical of the four. Spend a lot of time on John 1 and its implications.

Then again Matthew would be good because of the Olivet Discourse.

I assume the professor somehow survived the crash and is on the same desert island with our favorite bible. Maybe it was one of those R.C. Sproul cruises and the ship sank.

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Erick Bohndorf, Covenant Baptist Church, KS
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The question for us today is, will we be like the majority of Israel and continue to look in fear at the giants in the land and urge our fellow Christians to be "realistic," or will we be like Joshua and Caleb and faithfully follow our king, trusting to fulfill every one of his promises completely?