Bible Verses

II Timothy 3:16

All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness;

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Material Using this Verse

The 7 Powers of God's Word Book of Origins Introduction and Background Once Saved, Always Saved? Introduction to the Psalms General Introduction to Proverbs What Makes the Churches of Christ Unique? The Basics John's Final Witness Superstition, Astrology and the Occult The Life and Times of Hezekiah Reunion and Reconciliation Is God a He, She or It? The Purpose of Preaching Who Wrote the Bible? Order in Worship Using Pattern Theology to Answer Questions Why Study Doctrine? The Process of Sanctification How Do I Start a House Church? It Depends on Your Interpretation Church Organization #1 - Lack of Personal Discipline Christ, Culture and the Church Does God Speak Through Our Pets? Paul's Final Exhortation, Testimony and Benediction The Role of Women in Ministry The Alphabet Gender Wars The Lord of Hurting Politically Correct or Biblically Correct? The Point of No Return 6 Proofs of Inspiration The Character of Greatness - Part 2 Succeeding at Remarriage Use the System! A Changeless Faith in a Changing World The King's Temptation Appointing Elders The Kingdom in Conflict No Fear The Good Idea of America The Non-Negotiables The Bible: Who Wrote it? Baptism He is There and We Can Know Him
The Inspiration of the Bible
​Nobody just reads the Bible and says, "I think this book is inspired." It's not just a logical deduction. The Bible actually says this about itself in different places. Doesn't it seem natural that an inspired book would claim this about itself? The Old Testament takes this idea for granted since it continually describes dialogue between God and man.
The Inspiration of the Bible
Tongues Today - #2
Mike examines the modern practice of speaking in tongues in light of biblical teaching. He explains the original purpose of tongues in the early church and discusses how its use today differs from the New Testament pattern. The lesson invites viewers to consider whether tongues are still relevant or necessary in contemporary Christian worship.
Faith and the Limits of Human Inquiry
Understanding the limits of empirical knowledge, this article delves into the importance of faith in transcending beyond what can be observed, inviting readers to explore the concept of knowledge that goes beyond the senses.
Faith and the Limits of Human Inquiry
Don't - Just do it
Consider the impact of media influence on your decisions and actions, questioning motives and consequences before simply following the trends.
Casting Out Demons, Then and Now
The Church of Christ in Four Words
Understanding the unique identity of Churches of Christ through four key words: Restorationist, Congregationalist, Cessationist, and A-millennialist, sheds light on their commitment to New Testament principles and practices.
The Church of Christ in Four Words
The Golden Thread
A Survey of the Bible in One Lesson
A comprehensive overview of the Bible's purpose and message is captured through its 7 major doctrines—from inspiration and the divinity of Christ to reconciliation and the return of Christ—offering a clear framework to understand Scripture's story and its call to faith and unity with God.
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