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What version of the Bible is reliable? We cover various ways of translating scripture and a challenge to study God's Word.
How did the current books of the Bible come to be included? We discuss 5 criteria the early church used to discover what books the Holy Spirit inspired.
Part 2 of evidences defending the inspiration of scripture. How do we know the Bible is true?
Part 1 of general evidence for the inspiration of scripture. How do we know the Bible is true?
God's Word is sufficient for all of our needs and for our knowledge of God and godly living.
What are the 4 absolutes about the Bible and what do they mean? Inspiration, inerrancy, authority, and sufficiency.
This begins a series on 5 foundational beliefs of Christianity. scripture alone, Christ alone, Grace alone, Faith alone, and Glory to God alone.
Part 3 of evaluating the theology of the book "The Shack". It is important to always read through the filter of biblical truth.
Part 2 of evaluating the theology of the book "The Shack". It is important to always read through the filter of biblical truth.

Evaluating the Shack Biblically

September 20, 2009
Part 1 of evaluating the theology of the book "The Shack". It is important to always read through the filter of biblical truth.
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