A man reads a book, realizes the weight on his back is unbearable, and flees his own city with his family shouting after him — the opening stage of the most-read allegory in the English language, written by a preacher in prison for his faith.
Not an endorsement. Berea does not necessarily agree with the theology, denominational views, or conclusions of the writers featured here. These are historic, public-domain works, offered because they are well-written and worth wrestling with — part of the long Christian tradition of taking Scripture seriously, not a doctrinal recommendation. Read to be engaged and provoked, then test everything against Scripture and your own study.