Biblical Interpretation Through Demonstration
Teaching biblical interpretation through demonstration.
Introduction One of the most important skills a Christian can develop is learning how to recognize historical narrative in Scripture. If we misidentify the genre, we will misinterpret the passage. And if we misinterpret the passage, we will miss the author’s intended meaning — which means we will miss God’s intended meaning. So how do … Continue reading How Do You Know You’re Reading a Historical Narrative?
Introduction One of the most important truths revealed in Genesis is that God is God — and humans are not. Humanity is created in God’s image, but humanity is not divine. We reflect God, but we do not become God. We bear His likeness, but we do not share His nature. This truth cuts directly … Continue reading God Is God, Not Humans: Why Creation Refutes Every Attempt to Replace the Creator
Introduction One of the most profound truths in all of Scripture is that God created mankind in His image. This doctrine is not abstract theology. It is the foundation for how Christians understand human worth, human rights, morality, justice, and the value of life from conception to death. Genesis declares: “God made man in His … Continue reading The LORD Created Man in God’s Image: Why This Truth Shapes Every Moral Issue
Which relationship has taught you the most about yourself? The more we understand God in the Bible, the more we understand ourselves. God is high, holy, just, good, loving, and merciful. He is all powerful, all knowing, omnipresent, and self- sustaining. The higher the view we have of God, the lower the view we have … Continue reading My Relationship With God
Introduction For most of human history, the truth that God made only two sexes has been so obvious that people hardly felt the need to discuss it. It was “water‑cooler knowledge,” common sense grounded in both Scripture and observable reality. Yet today, this simple truth has become a point of intense cultural debate. But Christians … Continue reading God Only Made Two Sexes: Why Creation Settles the Debate
Introduction One of the most important truths revealed in the creation account is that God has rights over His creation. Because He is the Creator, He alone defines what is good, what is evil, and what is morally right. This is not up for debate. It is not determined by culture. It is not decided … Continue reading God Has Rights Over Creation — And God Alone Determines What Is Good
Introduction One of the most comforting truths in all of Scripture is that God is all‑powerful and God is sovereign. These attributes are not isolated; they flow from His eternality and holiness. God’s power is infinite, His sovereignty is absolute, and His character is perfectly balanced. When believers understand this, fear dissolves, anxiety weakens, and … Continue reading God Is All‑Powerful and Sovereign: The Comfort Every Believer Needs
Introduction One of the most important truths revealed in the creation account is that God is eternal and God is holy. Before anything existed — before matter, energy, space, or time — God was. And because He is holy, He is utterly distinct from His creation, pure in His nature, and perfect in His character. … Continue reading Genesis 1: The Foundations of God’s Eternity and Holiness
Introduction One of the clearest teachings in Scripture — and one of the most attacked truths in our culture — is God’s definition of marriage. In a world that insists morality is fluid and truth is subjective, Christians must anchor themselves in what God has revealed, not what society demands. The creation account is not … Continue reading God’s View of Marriage — and Why Scripture Condemns Homosexual Behavior
Introduction If Christians lose Genesis, they lose the foundation of every doctrine they hold dear. My new book, God Said and It Was So, shows why we must return to believing — and interpreting — the Bible from the very first verse. Every generation faces its own battles over truth, but few battles are as … Continue reading God Said and It Was So: Why Christians Must Return to the First Verse
