Category Archives: Origin of Bible

Seven Consequences

A compelling connection – The primary problems of humanity trace back to the Biblical narrative of the fall of mankind from God. Continue reading

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Men spoke from God

Scripture is the ultimate source of stability and confidence as the antidote to false teaching Continue reading

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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

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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

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Relevance with accuracy

Let’s not acquiesce to trendy terms if their popular meanings could lead people into misunderstandings of God’s revealed word. Continue reading

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Seven guidelines for understanding the Old Testament

The laws revealed in the Old Testament were not originally given for us to follow today as God’s will for our lives. Those who follow the Bible should not quote laws directed to Israel as if they are God’s will for people today unless verified in the New Testament. Continue reading

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Mocking the Bible

Seven considerations for those who mock the Bible based on strange Old Testament laws. Continue reading

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The Word of God is alive and active

Five key passages describing the role of Scripture in spiritual transformation. Continue reading

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An Indisputable fact of history

All those who take history seriously acknowledge the birth, life and death of Jesus Christ.  It’s an indisputable fact of history that there existed in the first century a man identified as Jesus of Nazareth. We possess detailed accounts of … Continue reading

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Listen up!

I am so glad to be able to share the short radio features I’ve done for many years. Here are three of them for your encouragement: Sometimes you just need to get perspective: Construals The three relationships in the home: Three relationships … Continue reading

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