Learn how to interpret each Bible passage in its context and connect it faithfully with the whole inspired Word of God.
Connecting Individual Passages with the Whole of Scripture
Has the Text of the Bible Been Corrupted?
The Bible has textual variants, but its original wording and message have not been lost or destroyed.
Is There Evidence That the Islamic Quran Is the Third Installment of the Inspired, Inerrant Word of God?
The Quran cannot be inspired revelation because it denies Christ’s crucifixion, rejects the apostolic gospel, and contradicts Scripture.
The Canon: Which Books Belong?
Which books belong in the Bible? Scripture’s canon rests on divine inspiration, prophetic authority, apostolic witness, and recognition.
Is the Bible True and Reliable?
Is the Bible reliable? Scripture claims divine inspiration, apostolic eyewitness grounding, coherent covenant history, and truthful guidance for life.
The Inerrancy of the Bible: Unveiling Divine Truth
Biblical inerrancy means God’s Word is wholly true in what it affirms, grounding faith, guiding obedience, and unveiling divine truth through Christ.
Questions to Consider on Who Was Inspired and Moved Along by the Holy Spirit
The article discusses the roles of Paul, Tertius, and Phoebe in Scripture's transmission, emphasizing divine inspiration versus human involvement in writing.
Mythology and the Bible: Disentangling Pagan Narratives from Inspired Scripture
The Bible is not a myth; it provides a historical, truthful account, contrasting with allegorical narratives found in mythology.
Can Our Bible Translations Be Trusted? A Textual and Translation Case for Confidence in Scripture
Can Bible translations be trusted? A literal, textual, and manuscript-based defense of confidence in faithful English Bibles.
TEXTUAL ERRORS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT: Unconscious or Unintentional and Conscious or Intentional
New Testament variants reveal human copying errors, not a ruined Bible; careful textual study protects the inspired wording.
