Q&R: How to manage my bias when reading Scripture – Brad Jersak

Watch for times when Scripture rubs up against your own temperament, and your personal and cultural biases, yet you willingly undergo that tension as an act of submission.

CWR Video – Progressive Revelation in the Bible

In this CWR Video, Greg and Brad discuss the topic of Progressive Revelation in Scripture. https://vimeo.com/1013235827 If this post has helped you, please subscribe and share it freely. We also invite you to help us continue to help others with a donation. Click here if you're able to partner with us

November 2024

CLICK HERE to read now (PDF Format) Articles: Politics and Religion as Usual – pg. 1 Hope, Comfort, Encouragement & Healing to be Found in Christ – pg. 2 The World's Story Told Well – pg. 4 Friday Mornings with the Rabbi – pg. 5 Rehearsals – pg. 7 Quotes & Connections – pg. 8

18 Prominent Biblical Passages and Why – by Greg Albrecht

Greg Albrecht Recently I was asked to provide a list of my top ten verses in the Bible. The request specified that each of the ten selections be restricted to just one, or at most, several verses and no more. I tried, but I could never boil my list down to just ten brief passages, so I decided to respond by expanding on the original request. I set out to make a list of top ten passages. At first I thought that I could come up with my top ten passages in the Bible if I allowed for "passages" to be more than simply a verse or two but a chapter or even an entire book of the Bible. But then, after working on that plan, I was still stymied. I ...

The CWR Bible Survey

A Bible Study Tool for You: The CWR Bible Survey is a fascinating guided journey through the 66 books we call the Bible – a journey designed to help you discover the good news that God has for each of us. In as little as 20 minutes a day, these bite-sized daily lessons can help you stay focused on the meaning of each and every chapter. Enjoy the freedom to explore Bible passages at your own pace. This fresh, thought-provoking approach asks the right questions to help lead you to think and ponder the significance of each passage in your own life. Each lesson is packed with helpful illustrations, maps, graphs and powerful insights into the ...

From Information to Transformation

Knowledge unused, is knowledge wasted. Don’t miss this fourth program of our Understanding the Bible series. Greg probes the underlying importance of Bible Study.

Biblical Power Tools

The Bible hard to understand? Check out this third program in our Understanding the Bible series. Greg discusses four important helps to understanding your Bible.

Seeing the Bible with New Eyes

In this program, Greg offers the tools you need to become a real student of the Bible, and not just a casual reader.

Why Should I Study the Bible?

92% of American households have a Bible. 60% percent of adults believe the Bible is totally accurate in all of its teachings. It’s the number one best-selling book of all time. But how many have really studied the Bible? Greg gives seven good reasons why you need to study the Bible.

From the Letter of the Law to the Spirit of the Word – Brad Jersak

" Such is the confidence that we have through Christ toward God. Not that we are qualified of ourselves to claim anything as coming from us; our qualification is from God, who has made us qualified to be ministers of a new covenant, not of letter but of spirit, for the letter kills, but the Spirit gives life." —2 Corinthians 3:5-6 I recently enjoyed a weekend with my teacher and friend, John Behr, a leading expert in how the first Christians wrote and read Scripture. Readers of A More Christlike Word: Reading Scripture the Emmaus Way might remember that I dedicated that book to him. Over my next few posts, I will share some simple analogies that ...

Q & R: Greg Albrecht – The Bible and the Gospel

Question Some people tell me they don't believe the Bible because some old books were left out. I believe the Bible and tell them they have to listen to God's still small voice. What else can I tell them? Response My sense of this discussion is that it is focused on a topic upon which we may differ as Christians and still be brothers and sisters. Of course there are those who might deny any of the Bible to be true and edifying, but then there are folks who deny the existence of God as well. The Bible and its original documents, transmission, preservation and translation is a huge conversation and a massive study and there are a variety of ...

Battle About the Bible – by Greg Albrecht

... we do not worship the Bible. We do not believe it to be infallible. We believe that God alone is infallible. No human or human product is infallible. The Bible helps us to know God as God reveals himself to us through its pages.

“All Scripture is God-breathed…so that…” Brad Jersak

All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for instruction, for conviction, for correction, and for training, so that the man of God may be complete, fully equipped for every good work. —2 Timothy 3:16-17 Perhaps the question we should be asking isn't, "Am I getting the Bible right?" but "What kind of life is our reading of the Bible producing." —Jared Byas, Love Matters More The first phrase of 2 Timothy 3:16, "All Scripture is God-breathed" or "inspired" is a wonderful truth. Unfortunately, Paul's assertion has primarily been used as a "gotcha verse" in debates about the nature of Scripture. But the question is NOT ...

CWR Video – What is the Bible? – by Peter Enns

Peter Enns: What is the Bible? from Plain Truth Ministries on Vimeo.

The Battle About the Bible

For centuries just what exactly the Bible is and what it isn’t has caused splits and divisions within Christianity. Join Greg as he weighs in, based on Jesus’ teaching in John 5:39-40, on the significance of the Bible in your life.

CWR Video – The Bible In A Christ-Centered Perspective – by Greg Albrecht

CWR Video – Reading the Bible Right – by Brian Zahnd

Brian Zahnd - Reading the Bible Right

The ‘WORD’ of God and the word of God

Many Christians speak of the Bible as the word of God. Some even capitalize word (Word) as a term that is synonymous with the Scripture – the Bible. In this context Bible students are motivated by pastors and teachers to “be in the Word.” I believe the Bible is inspired by God. However, I also believe there is, by design, a substantial human component it the writing, editing, translating, preservation and publishing of the Bible. You have heard the boast made by processed food manufacturers – “untouched by human hands.” The Bible has been touched by many human hands and is therefore fallible and less ...

January 2019

CLICK HERE to read now (PDF Format) Articles: Who We Are...Where We Are Going – pg. 1 Chaos or Community? – pg. 2 God Words – pg. 5 Undeserved Award – pg. 7 Quotes & Connections – pg. 8 CLICK on MAGAZINE COVER BELOW for Flipping Page Format [real3dflipbook id="182"]

Breakfast with Brad – Biblical Inerrancy

"The Word of God is inerrant, infallible and inspired ... and when he was 18, he grew a beard." That's right: Jesus is the Word of God, and the Bible is the inspired record of the drama of redemption by which the Word became flesh to reveal who God is. https://vimeo.com/1007836663

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