Bible Basics 4 – How Do We Know When to Read the Bible Literally or Figuratively?
So, how do we know when to read the Bible literally vs. reading it figuratively? Well, again, as we’re going
Bible Basics 3- Don’t Get Hung-Up on the So-Called Literal Meaning of a Text
One of the things that sometimes divides what we might call “conservative” Christianity from “liberal” Christianity has to do with
Bible Basics 2: Meaning + Significance = Application
In the last installment of Bible Basics, we made the point that a passage means only what its A(a)uthor[1] intended
Bible Basics 1 – Who Decides What the Bible Means
The goal of biblical interpretation is simple: to understand what God meant by each thing He said in the Bible.
4 Simple Truths Part 4 – The More You Read the Bible the Better You’ll Understand It
This principle is so basic I’m almost embarrassed to include it in the list, but it’s definitely one of those
Four Simple Truths About the Bible Everyone Seems to Forget, Part 3
3. Reading the Bible Doesn't Require Special SkillsLet’s get one thing very clear right up front: I believe in the
Four Simple Truths About the Bible Everyone Seems to Forget, Part 2
2. The Bible was written for us, but it wasn’t written directly to us. [box_dark]Got less than 5 minutes to get
Four Simple Truths About the Bible Everyone Seems to Forget, Part 1
Obviously the Bible is an incredibly important book. Even non-Christians have to recognize that biblical principles are foundational to Western
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Christmas Truth – How Well Do You Really Know the Christmas Story?
The sad truth is that most of us think we know the Christmas story better than we actually do. Worse