“Authority” = the power or right to decide a course of action. In reference to Scripture, such activity means that “all the words in Scripture are God’s in such a way that to disbelieve or disobey any word of Scripture is to disbelieve or disobey God.” Some stumble over this truth. They let other things be the authority for their lives — feelings, emotions, religious traditions, the opinions of others, false philosophies, culture, political leanings, entertainment, and past experiences. It is worth noting that Jesus upheld this doctrine of authority.

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“Inerrancy” = the theological conviction that the Bible is accurate in every respect about all it affirms.

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Many volumes have been produced, but only one has been composed by God. The Bible is the only book God wrote. Many books have been penned by human authors (Ecclesiastes 12:12), but only one comes from God. We believe this to be true because of the Bible doctrine of “inspiration.”

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A study of the Bible must start with a study of God. When we study Scripture, we learn that we have a communicative Creator. We have a holy book, because we have a Lord who has chosen to reveal Himself. He exists and He speaks! There is a God, and He is not silent!

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Studying scripture is an integral part of the Christian life. It is important for Bible-believers to be self-feeders when it comes to the Word of God. Some never become mature in scripture because they never gain the skills to study scripture.

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The doctrine of the trinity sets Christianity apart from every other world religion. God exists in three persons. We see this reality early on in Scripture. The work of the Holy Spirit can be confusing to many. We’ll look at four important concepts on the role of the Holy Spirit.

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