Traditions of Pentecost: A New Movement is Born

Traditions aren’t what they used to be, are they? Some things are just not necessary because they are no longer needed. I don’t have to sing all sixteen verses of Just as I Am as a hymn of invitation at the end of every church service. I don’t have to listen to my favorite music…

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Biased: The Credibility of the Bible

[TABS_R id=488] Introduction to the Lesson On the tabs above, follow STEP ONE and watch the two video links. Today we turn our attention to the question of credibility. Can we trust the information contained in the books of the Bible? As we continue exploring the question, “Is there bias between the media and Christianity?”…

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The Authority of Scriptures: Who Wrote the Bible?

[TABS_R id=300] Introduction to the Lesson On the tabs above, follow STEP ONE and watch the video links and read the information on the graphic. Today we turn our attention to the question of the authority of the Bible. Who wrote its books? When was it written? Was God involved in its writing? Listen carefully…

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Content: Studying the Bible for Yourself

An interesting story from the Bible itself captures the majority of opinions about Bible studies and understanding the Bible. Philip comes across a ruler trying to figure out what a part of the Old Testament was talking about. Philip asked, “Do you understand what you are reading?” The ruler quickly replies, “How can I unless…

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