Join us as we continue part two of our discussion on Human Authorship of the Bible. We will recap the first session discussing the implications of the types of inspiration of Scripture and how it applies to Human Authorship, and during this session we will dig deeper into how God wrote scripture through human hands. It will surely be an engaging discussion!

John 9 by CBCNashville

This Sunday, we'll begin to explore the source for right thinking. The answer is God. But how can we know the truth that is from God? Since we are not only finite but sinful, how can we have any assurance that we can comprehend truth?

Next week we'll continue our discussion on the Bible and human authorship. This Sunday, we're discussing the importance of the Holy Spirit's testimony to the Bible's divine origin and trustworthiness. We've briefly explored this topic but will dig deeper to see how the Holy Spirit opens our eyes to receive Scripture and believe it.

John 8:31-59 by CBCNashville

Last Sunday we discussed how the renewal of our minds changes the content of our thinking. God designed us to know him and worship him. This Sunday we’ll explore how this shift in focus affects how we view others. Is there a uniquely Christian way of loving our neighbors?

We hold that Scripture is God-breathed. We also hold that Scripture is written by human authors. Does this result in a contradiction? How should we understand God’s role and man’s role in the authorship of the Bible? This Sunday, we’ll begin to explore this topic and the importance of holding to both of these truths.

John 8: 12-30 by CBCNashville

This week we will be exploring the idea that Scripture is inspired. What does it mean for the Bible to be inspired? More specifically, we will discuss the concept of verbal, plenary inspiration and how this concept impacts how we approach Scripture. We will then look at the purpose and function of Scripture and the belief that it is self-authenticating. Our goal this week will be to help us build confidence in the fact that the Bible is actually 'breathed out by God' (2 Timothy 3:16).

God is the creator of our mind, so, what is its purpose? First and foremost, to know Him and love Him. Come as we discuss this and how a deeper knowledge of God impacts our daily lives.