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Category Archives: Exegesis
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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How to study the Bible
The five basic steps of Bible study will keep you on the right track in understanding and applying the Bible. Continue reading
When pastors study scripture
I find it invigorating when I hear a sermon based on a combination of thorough biblical exegesis, theological maturity and perceptive contemporary application. But I am sadly reticent to believe that messages of this kind are easily found in our Churches. Continue reading
Help for those who teach Scripture
We evangelicals unapologetically endorse the Bible as the word of God. This means that teachers of the Bible should take seriously the Apostle Paul’s charge to Timothy to “do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a … Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Bible, Bible from God, Bibliology, Bloggers, Call to ministry, Calling, Church growth, Church Leadership, Church membership, Communication, Disciple-making, Doctrine of election, Ecclesiology 101, Elders, Emergent Church, Emerging Leaders, Exegesis, Leadership, Life of a pastor, Local Church, Pastors, Small Group leaders
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A worker who does not need to be ashamed
Determination to be diligent students of Scripture with compassion and wisdom must be pursued with deep humility to the glory of God. Continue reading
A great danger for those called of God
If you teach Scripture, reflect on this good word of caution from Gordon Fee:
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