In this episode, The Eldership, we examine God’s pattern for church leadership as revealed in the King James Version of Scripture.

Paul describes the office of an elder with unmistakable clarity: “If a man desire the office of a bishop, he desireth a good work… A bishop then must be blameless” (1 Timothy 3:1–2, KJV). Titus is instructed to “ordain elders in every city” who hold fast “the faithful word” (Titus 1:5, 9, KJV). Peter exhorts these leaders to “feed the flock of God… not by constraint, but willingly… being ensamples to the flock” (1 Peter 5:2–3, KJV).

We explore how these verses are sometimes twisted—whether by softening the qualifications, blurring the responsibilities, or elevating authority beyond what Scripture grants—and how returning to the KJV text restores a picture of humble, sacrificial shepherding that reflects Christ.

Whether you are studying the role of elders, preparing to serve, or seeking clarity on what the Bible teaches, this episode invites you to open your Bible and walk through these passages with us—one verse at a time.

In this lesson, “Opposing Error” from the series The Twisted Scriptures, we examine the Christian’s responsibility to stand against false teaching with clarity, conviction, and compassion. While many twist God’s Word to fit personal beliefs or popular doctrines, Scripture calls us to “earnestly contend for the faith” (Jude 3) and to expose teachings that lead souls away from truth. This episode explores how to recognize error, how to refute it using the Bible as the final authority, and how to defend the gospel without compromising love or integrity. Through careful study, we learn not only what to oppose, but how to oppose it in a way that honors God and strengthens His people.

In this lesson, “Faith Only” from the series The Twisted Scriptures, we examine the popular but dangerous doctrine that claims we are saved by “faith alone” apart from any obedience to God’s commands. Many religious teachers lift verses out of context, ignore the harmony of Scripture, and pit one passage against another to defend a faith that requires no real submission, repentance, or faithful living. In this study, we carefully consider what the Bible actually teaches about faith, works, grace, and obedience—showing that true, saving faith is active, obedient, and trusting, not a mere mental agreement. By rightly dividing the word of truth, we expose the misuse of “faith only” passages and call listeners back to the simple, powerful gospel of Christ.

In this lesson “The Twisted Scriptures,” we explore how God’s inspired Word can be misused, taken out of context, and bent to fit human doctrines rather than divine truth. Many today twist passages to justify false teaching, man-made traditions, or worldly lifestyles—yet the Bible warns plainly against wresting the Scriptures to our own destruction (2 Peter 3:16). In this study, we lay the groundwork for recognizing these distortions by examining the importance of context, comparing scripture with scripture, and maintaining a humble, honest heart before God. Our aim is not to win arguments, but to let the pure, uncorrupted Word of God shine through—so that we can know the truth, live the truth, and lovingly help others untangle the twisted uses of Scripture.

In this lesson, Creation vs. Evolution from the series The Twisted Scriptures, we examine how human theories and changing scientific claims are often elevated above the sure and settled Word of God. Many try to blend the Bible with evolutionary ideas, twisting passages about creation, time, and the nature of man to fit modern philosophies rather than submitting to the clear teaching of Scripture. In this study, we expose those misuses, contrast the wisdom of men with the wisdom of God, and reaffirm the biblical account of creation as both reliable and foundational to our faith. Listeners are challenged to ask: Who will I trust—fallible human interpretations, or the inspired revelation of the Creator Himself?

In this lesson, Worship Part 2 from the series The Twisted Scriptures, we continue examining how men have misunderstood and misused God’s pattern for true worship. Many appeal to personal preference, emotion, or tradition to justify innovations in worship—but what does the Bible actually teach? Building on the foundation laid in Part 1, this study looks deeper into the nature, focus, and boundaries of acceptable worship, contrasting the vain worship of men with the simple, spiritual worship God desires. Join us as we untangle common errors, return to the authority of Scripture, and strive to honor the Lord in spirit and in truth.

In this lesson, Alcohol, from the series The Twisted Scriptures, we examine how many have distorted or misused the Bible to justify drinking. God’s Word provides clear guidance about sobriety, self-control, and the dangers of strong drink—but too often, men twist these truths to excuse sinful behavior. This study uncovers what the Scriptures truly teach about alcohol, helping us walk wisely, avoid deception, and live lives that honor Christ in both word and action.

In this lesson, Baptism Part 2, from the series The Twisted Scriptures, we continue examining how God’s Word teaches the true purpose and meaning of baptism. Many have misunderstood or redefined this vital command, twisting the Scriptures to fit human doctrines rather than divine truth. This study compares Scripture with Scripture to reveal baptism’s essential role in salvation, the forgiveness of sins, and entrance into Christ—just as God intended.

In this lesson, Methods of Interpretation Part 2, from the series The Twisted Scriptures, we continue examining how the way we interpret Scripture shapes our understanding of God’s truth. Many errors arise not from rejecting the Bible outright, but from mishandling its meaning. This study explores sound principles of biblical interpretation—comparing Scripture with Scripture, respecting context, and letting God’s Word speak for itself—so that we may rightly divide the Word of Truth and avoid the snares of human reasoning.

In this lesson, Jehovah’s Witnesses, from the series The Twisted Scriptures, we examine how this religious group has altered and misinterpreted key passages of Scripture to support doctrines that depart from biblical truth. Through a careful and respectful study of God’s Word, we uncover how teachings on Christ’s deity, salvation, and the nature of God have been distorted—and what the Bible truly declares. With clarity and conviction, we seek to restore the pure and unchanging message of Scripture as revealed by the inspired Word of God.