The Truth will Set you Free

Bobby examines what we do with parts of scripture that can appear ridiculous to us.

Alan Shlemon answers this week's STR blog challenge: "Didn't Jesus Say He Wants Christians to Kill All Non-Believers?...

Dr. Brian Russell shares how we might read Psalm 1 using a missional hermeneutic, and what difference this makes for the church.

Taking God's Word seriously means many hours of diligent study, which produces doctrinal coherence and theological consistency. That...

From Justin Taylor @ http://theologica.blogspot.com In a new book ( Preach the Word : Essays on Expository Preaching: In Honor...

From http://www.oldtruth.com Quoting RC Sproul . . . The right of p...

~ C Michael Patton ~ @ Does the message of the Bible condescend to cultural norms? Did Paul ever exaggerate the truth? Is God ever...

By Ryan Townsend @ www.blog.9marks.org Preach the word; be ready in season and out of season; reprove, rebuke, and exhort, with complete pat...

After a continuing "debate" on how dead relatives communicate to the living by the phone, I must post: From D. A. Carson, Exegeti...

Feasting on the Word by Mark Alderton ( Sovereign Grace Fellowship, Bloomington MN ) is a series of talks on biblical interpretation. (HT: ...

by Paul Lamey @ http://expositorythoughts.wordpress.com I fear that pastors and theologians have assumed far more than brother Augus...

Richard at food4thought blogs about a book that lists sixteen tools to have in your biblical interpretation toolbox . We quote excerpts fr...

From James R. White @ http://www.aomin.org/ The following argumentation appears in Patrick Madrid's Does the Bible Really Say That? ...

by Dan Phillips @ http://teampyro.blogspot.com/ 'm in Leviticus in my personal Bible reading, and candidly it's pretty tough slo...

By John MacArthur There’s nothing I enjoy more than studying the Bible. Yet it has not always been that way. My real passion for studying ...

By Darryl Dash In The Church in Transition , Tim Conder talks about some of the ways that we devalue Scripture and limit its voice. One of...

By John MacArthur Let’s look a little more closely at the dispensationalist tendency to make unwarranted contrasts between related or para...

by Kevin T. Bauder My parents used to send me to camp in the summer. That camp had a preoccupation with cabin cleanliness. Every day...

by Todd Bolen I was recently asked about a statement I made previously: The Bible was not written for you or me. So I was asked, isn’t the B...

By Kevin T. Bauder T here once was a man who loved soup. So fond was he of soup that he decided to devote his meals entirely to the ...