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Category Archives: Bible
Baptism now saves you?
One of the most challenging texts of the N.T. to interpret. Continue reading
Posted in Baptism, Bible, Exegesis, Hermeneutics, I Peter, Interpretation of bible, Salvation
Tagged Baptism, i peter 3, I Peter 3:18-22, noah, salvation and baptism
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Jesus was crucified by Rome and rose from the dead
How to understand evidence for the resurrection of Jesus and the salvation He offers. Continue reading
Can we trust the Bible as God’s word?
How to respond when someone says, “Let’s face it, the Bible is just a book written by man!” Continue reading
Before we apply the Bible to life
Before asking “What does the Bible mean to you?” ask, “What does the Bible mean in what it says?” Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Bible from God, Bibliology, Expository Preaching, Hermeneutics, How to study, Interpretation of bible, Origin of Bible, Preaching, Promises of Bible, Study of God
Tagged Hermeneutics, How to study the Bible, how to teach the bible, Interpreting the Bible, preaching method
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A key to understanding Scripture and God
We need some uncomfortable and less than flattering terms to understand how a perfectly holy God could be in a relationship with sinful beings like ourselves. Continue reading
Teaching outline to I Peter
A detailed outline of three years of teaching through I Peter! Continue reading
The God who speaks
Speaking verbs permeate this NT letter. From the opening of the book to the end, the world is presented as dependent on God’s word. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Bible from God, Bibliology, Doctrine, Scripture, Theology, Wisdom
Tagged Book of Hebrews, God speaking
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You thought you were serving God
We set ourselves against God if we wrongly convince ourselves and others that… Continue reading
What do most students entering university believe?
The tension is not about belief in a Creator but whether or not it is safe to believe in one absolute God — especially if one’s beliefs discredit the beliefs of others. Continue reading
Posted in Agnostic, All religions the same?, Apologetics, Atheism, Atheists, Bible, Campus ministry, Christian worldview, Christianity, Creation, Culture, Disciple-making, Doubt, Evangelicals, Evangelism, Gospel, Millennials, Parenting teens, Postmodern, Relativism, Religion, Wisdom, Witness, Worldview
Tagged Apologetics, challenge to christian witness, Is there truth?, making disciples
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