Rightly Handling the Word of God: The Key to Biblical Clarity By Drew Von Nieda | Scripture for All of Life Series In a time when countless voices claim to speak on behalf of God, there is a great need for the church to recover the discipline of rightly interpreting the Word of God. The […]
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Handle the Word of God with Care By Dave Jenkins | servantsofgrace.org When we place feelings, emotions, and personal experience before the Word of God, we do more than misstep—we undermine the authority of Scripture itself. God’s Word is not subordinate to how we feel about it. It doesn’t change to suit the cultural winds
The Authority and Beauty of God’s Word By David Steele | Scripture for All of Life Series The challenges before us may seem daunting in our everyday lives. We live in a culture that relies heavily on hunches, intuitions, and feelings. The emphasis on the subjective has led many to deny biblical Christianity and reject
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The Bible’s Authority: Why It Matters by James Williams Most of us don’t like authority. We don’t like to be told what to do or how to do it. Yet, whether we like it or not, authority is a part of life. We will live and work under authority. We have bosses, shareholders, administrations, etc.
Transforming Habits: The Power of Daily Scripture Reading by Grant Castleberry This article is part of our Scripture for Life series, which we are exploring throughout June 2025. In this series, we delve into how God’s Word shapes every part of the Christian life. In this post, Grant Castleberry reflects on the power of daily
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Watch on Vimeo byCrossway Theology in Community Doing theology—or studying Scripture theologically—involves both disciplined study and vibrant spirituality. These are not separate paths but a unified journey walked in the presence of the living God. It begins by becoming a disciple of Jesus—learning from Him, imitating Him, and depending on Him. Christ is our
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