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The Collapse of Biblical Authority: Why So Many Christians No Longer Trust the Bible
Series: Weekly Watch — Contending for the Word
Speaker: Dave Jenkins
Summary
In this episode of the Weekly Watch, we look at one of the most alarming trends in the modern church: the rejection of biblical authority. According to the latest State of Theology survey, 53% of evangelicals now say the Bible is not literally true. This isn’t just a statistic—it’s a warning. When the authority of Scripture collapses, theology collapses, worship collapses, and the church loses its foundation.
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Episode Notes
- Why biblical authority matters.
- How biblical illiteracy has spread in the church.
- The difference between knowing Bible verses and knowing biblical doctrine.
- How false teaching thrives when Scripture is not trusted.
- Why returning to expositional preaching is essential.
Key Scriptures
- 2 Timothy 3:16–17
- Psalm 19:7
- John 17:17
- Matthew 4:4
Takeaway
The Bible is not optional, symbolic, or inspirational fiction it’s the very Word of God. If we want strength, clarity, discernment, and stability in a confused age, we must return to Scripture as our final authority.
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