The Bible speaks to each of us today — but how does that actually work? 

We land on 2 Timothy 3:15-17 as a solid summary of Scripture's purpose, but spend most of our time exploring the remarkable range of genres the Bible contains (and what that variety itself tells us). Along the way, we push back on the idea that questioning absolute truth means anything goes: a cloud can be rain, shade, a thermal for a glider pilot, or a shape that looks like a rabbit — all true at once, depending on where you're standing.