Myth: The Bible gives us theological insights about Jesus, but not historical ones. Some people are interested in the Jesus’ religious ideas, but deny that the Bible provides, or even intends to provide, any historical accounts about him. Are they right? Is the Bible meant to be taken seriously as a historical description of Jesus’ life and ministry? I would … Read More
No More Sacrifice for Sin?
Here is #31 of 31 Questions in 31 Days! To learn more about this 31 Day series, just search “31 Questions” in the search bar above or click here! Q #31: What does it mean when the Bible says, for he who know grace and willfully sin there can be no more sacrifice for their sin? A: The questioner is asking about Hebrews … Read More
Taking the Bible Literally
Here is #22 of 31 Questions in 31 Days! To learn more about this 31 Day series, just search “31 Questions” in the search bar above or click here! Q #22: I’ve heard you say we can’t take all the Bible literally. What do you mean by that? A: Some of the Bible is written to convey literal facts and some … Read More
THE STORY–Revelation
Yesterday’s last installment of The Story was a poignant and powerful end to a series that has been punctuated by so many powerful and faith-fueling moments! Check out the message and the message along with worship in the links below!
How to Read Proverbs
Q: Proverbs 26:4-5, “Do not answer a fool according to his folly and, or you will be like him yourself. Answer a fool according to his folly or he will be wise in his own eyes.” seems to be a contradiction. Would you explain please?A: I love this question because it gets to the heart of why the Bible, with a … Read More
Bill Maher and Biblical Relevance
Bill Maher, host of HBO’s “Real Time”, is one of the harshest critics of Christianity on the popular scene today. He often spouts off about the Bible and Jesus. He even said this about the scriptures, ““The Bible was not meant to be history; it was not meant to be literal. They were parables; people read it back then and … Read More