How Can We Call a Bible Translation “God’s Inerrant Word”?
How Can We Call a Bible Translation “God’s Inerrant Word”? This week on indoubt we had a conversation with our friend, Mark Ward, on his new book – Authorized: The…
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Episode 106: The KJV and Bible Translation Idolatry (with Mark Ward)
If you were anyone (living anywhere) that spoke English just 150 or so years ago, you would have probably had the King James Bible. Finished in 1611, this was the…
We Can Trust Our Bibles
This week on our radio/podcast show we had a conversation with Dr. Andreas Köstenberger on the reliability of the Bible. Below is a skeptic quote from a popular agnostic professor…
Episode 104: The Reliable Bible (with Andreas Köstenberger)
Many questions arise when one considers the Bible. For example, “Why are there contradictions?” “If this is really the Word of God, why isn’t it clearer?” and “Why are we…
Episode 103: Does God Even Care? with Andreas Köstenberger
“How can God be good if there’s so much suffering in the world?” This is an age old question that’s caused much conversation over the years – and we want…
Episode 102: Voices of 2017 (on the Bible, anxiety, and more)
As we wrap up 2017, we wanted to find some of the best clips of different conversations from the year. Topics ranging from Bible reading, sexuality, pornography, anxiety, and hell…
Episode 099: What’s With All the Bible Translations?
NIV, KJV, NKJV, ESV, NLT, CSB, RSV, NASB, and the list goes on and on. There are multiple Bible translations of the inerrant Word of God. That might raise some…
Netflix or Nehemiah?
Reading Speed The average person reads at a pace of about 200 words a minute (I just did an online test and achieved 198 words a minute). What this…
Episode 076: How Ordinary People Can Study the Bible
You Can Do Bible Study What exactly is Bible study? And how do I do it? Pastor and author Peter Krol joins us this week to help us understand what…
Why We Struggle with Reading Our Bibles
The Bible and Our World The North American Christian lives in a culture that sadly isn’t known for its Bible reading. Rather, it’s known for its programs, music, books, and…