But is it Biblical?

Let’s talk about salvation. This is a meaty episode, so come hungry!

What does it mean to believe in the name of Jesus?

Is believing in Jesus all you need to receive the Holy Spirit?

Is baptism necessary?

Is it possible for someone who has never heard the name of Jesus to be saved??

Click HERE for a list of scripture and helpful resources used in this episode:

Other Helpful Links:
https://lovedoneright.org/
https://www.blueletterbible.org/

Glen & Lydia finish their discussion on inerrancy by taking a look at the “Word of God,” a phrase that has come to mean the Bible itself.

Is it possible we have taken the phrase “Word of God” and applied it to something it was never meant to mean?
Is the Word of God restricted to the pages of our Bible?
Does God speak only through the pages of our Bibles?

Grab a cup of coffee, a Bible, and your brain, and join the conversation!

Click HERE for a list of scripture and helpful resources used in this episode:

Other Helpful Links:
https://lovedoneright.org/
https://www.blueletterbible.org/

Glen & Lydia begin tackling the traditional belief that the Bible is inerrant.
They discuss the Bible verses used by the church to claim the Bible is without error.

Does the Bible call itself inerrant?

They also take a look at the Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy.

How is scripture defined?
What books of the Bible are affected by a belief in inerrancy?
Is a belief in inerrancy essential for salvation?

Grab a cup of coffee, a Bible, and your brain, and join the conversation!

Click HERE for a list of scripture and helpful resources used in this episode:

Other Helpful Links:
https://lovedoneright.org/
https://www.blueletterbible.org/

In this episode, Glen & Lydia continue their study of the traditional belief that the Bible is inspired.
They discuss 2 Peter 3:16 and Revelation 22:18 as those verses relate to the inspiration and authority of the Bible.

What did Peter mean when he compared Paul’s letters to the rest of the scriptures?
Did John warn us not to add anything to (or take away from) the Bible?
Is the Biblical canon closed?

And they’ll give their conclusion to the question: Is the Bible Inspired?

Click HERE for a list of the scripture used in this episode: 

Helpful Links:
https://lovedoneright.org/
https://www.blueletterbible.org/

In this episode, we begin our study of the traditional belief that the Bible is inspired.

• What does “inspired” mean?
• What did Paul mean when he said “All scripture is breathed out by God?”
• What part does the Holy Spirit play in inspiration?
• What does it mean to test everything?

Though this study, you will gain a better understanding of how to answer these questions for yourself.

Click HERE for a list of the Bible verses used in this episode: 

Helpful Links:

https://lovedoneright.org/

https://www.blueletterbible.org/

In this inaugural episode of 'But is it Biblical?', Glen and Lydia introduce themselves and explain why they are starting a podcast. They discuss what a tradition is, and why it is important for churches to analyze the reasons why they hold certain traditions. 

Welcome to the Podcast!

Here's a little teaser about what we are all about. Come join us, as we expose traditions, and find joy in the true message of Christ!