Articles Introduction to the Gospel of Luke: What to Know Before You Read Before you read the Gospel of Luke, read this introduction to learn the context you need—who wrote it, who it’s written for, and questions to ask as you read. By College Park Church
Articles 5 Bible Reading Plans for the New Year Remember that you don’t have to commit to a Bible reading plan out of guilt. Sure, that one friend of yours is hoping to read through the whole Bible in a year. Want to know a secret: I don’t read through the Bible every year! By Bob Martin
Articles 5 Simple Ways to Engage the Scriptures You don’t have to defend the Bible. Spurgeon said defending the Bible is like defending a lion. Our role is not to defend the Lion, but just to unleash him. By Mark Vroegop
Articles How to Interpret the Bible Faithfully The ability to approach the Bible without the influence of emotion, preconceptions, or bias is indispensable in interpreting the Word of God. By Jim Brandyberry
Articles The Bible Bears Witness to Itself The Bible is self-evidently the Word of God when a person’s eyes are opened to belief. By Mark Vroegop
Articles The Bible Is Better Than Hearing God Speak Audibly The Scriptures themselves are sufficient. They are more trustworthy than a voice from heaven or someone returning from the dead. By Mark Vroegop