CAN I TRUST THE BIBLE? (1 OF 5)
by Josh Malone
Scripture: 2 Timothy 3:10-17
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Can I Trust the Bible? (1 of 5)
Series: Big Questions & Big Answers
Josh Malone
2 Timothy 3:10-17
ILLUS- QUESTIONS- At some point we all sat through a class and had a question but out of fear of looking dumb, or asking something already answered or that no one else was thinking we didn't ask the question. And we probably heard somewhere along the way ''There is no such thing as a stupid question.'' Maybe you are on the other end... you are the question asker that kept the rest of us in class past time. Thanks.--- Not asking the questions doesn't make them go away. Let's ask questions and let's come to God's Word for answers. Let's not be afraid of the questions of the skeptic and unbeliever.
When it comes to the Christian faith there are a myriad of questions that sometimes get asked. The ones we will be looking at are questions like, ''Can there really only be one way to Heaven?'' ''How can God there be a good God with so much suffering in the world?'' ''How can a loving God allow people to go to Hell?'' ''Is Heaven for real and what's it really like?'' and today's question, ''Can I trust the Bible?'' - --- Some of these questions or various forms of them are found in Timothy Keller's book ''The Reason for God.'' I recommend the book, I'll use it as a resource and quote it from time to time.I also recommend the ESVSB to you, it has great resources on today's question, and was a great rersouce to me, I also recommend W. Grudem's ST, it was very helpful this past week. These 3 resources are easily accessible and have great info on the reliability of the Bible.
Today's question is ''Can I Trust the Bible?- The Bible is the best selling book of all time. It's the book that the Christian faith is rooted in. All our questions in regards to the faith start here because if the Bible cannot be trusted then everything begins to unravel.
This question is important because the Bible tells us about God. Illus.- Idolatry- ''I think God is like ___.'' The Bi ...
Series: Big Questions & Big Answers
Josh Malone
2 Timothy 3:10-17
ILLUS- QUESTIONS- At some point we all sat through a class and had a question but out of fear of looking dumb, or asking something already answered or that no one else was thinking we didn't ask the question. And we probably heard somewhere along the way ''There is no such thing as a stupid question.'' Maybe you are on the other end... you are the question asker that kept the rest of us in class past time. Thanks.--- Not asking the questions doesn't make them go away. Let's ask questions and let's come to God's Word for answers. Let's not be afraid of the questions of the skeptic and unbeliever.
When it comes to the Christian faith there are a myriad of questions that sometimes get asked. The ones we will be looking at are questions like, ''Can there really only be one way to Heaven?'' ''How can God there be a good God with so much suffering in the world?'' ''How can a loving God allow people to go to Hell?'' ''Is Heaven for real and what's it really like?'' and today's question, ''Can I trust the Bible?'' - --- Some of these questions or various forms of them are found in Timothy Keller's book ''The Reason for God.'' I recommend the book, I'll use it as a resource and quote it from time to time.I also recommend the ESVSB to you, it has great resources on today's question, and was a great rersouce to me, I also recommend W. Grudem's ST, it was very helpful this past week. These 3 resources are easily accessible and have great info on the reliability of the Bible.
Today's question is ''Can I Trust the Bible?- The Bible is the best selling book of all time. It's the book that the Christian faith is rooted in. All our questions in regards to the faith start here because if the Bible cannot be trusted then everything begins to unravel.
This question is important because the Bible tells us about God. Illus.- Idolatry- ''I think God is like ___.'' The Bi ...
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