The Bible
September 15–October 3
2 Timothy 3:16 tells us that "all Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness," but how do we utilize Scripture if we aren't really sure how to study the Bible? We are spending four weeks discovering more about this amazing book and learning how to see it work in our lives.
During the first 3 weeks of our series, we examined 3 specific topics covering the Bible and how we came to have this amazing book. For our series conclusion, Dave Brown tackles 5 more big questions about the Bible…and does it in 5 minutes each.
One of the central themes in 2 Timothy is a warning to watch out for false teachers. But with so many voices and perspectives, how do we know the false from the true? Adam Barnett explores how the Holy Spirit, rigorous study of the Word, and communal discernment work together to define sound Biblical doctrine.
Throughout the New Testament, we find numerous references and quotations of the Old Testament text. But in addition to these overt references, there also exist more subtle ways that the Old Testament influenced the New. In week 2 of our series studying the Bible, Dave Brown explores this usage and expands on how we find the old in the new.
The Bible is not merely a book full of stories, it’s the Word of God. But why is it authoritative? Adam Barnett opens our study of the Bible and how we can trust its authenticity.