God answers the big questions of who He is and why He made creation.

An overview and introduction to our 18 week study of the Old Testament using the acronym CASKET-EMPTY to understand how the Bible is one redemptive story through history with Jesus at its center.

This is the final session addressing the question, "How did we get our Bible?"

Starting in week 5, we will return to the CASKET-EMPTY curriculum and begin our survey of the entire Bible.

This is the second of three sessions addressing the question, "How did we get our Bible?"

Topics for this week are inerrancy, scribal methods, manuscripts, and textual criticism.

This is the first of three sessions addressing the question, "How did we get our Bible?"

Topics this week include the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), the Apocrypha, the New Testament, and the translation of the Bible into Latin by Jerome (the Vulgate).

This is the first week of our 2020-21 Sundays@9 adult education class at Creekside Community Church. This year's class is using CASKET-EMPTY, an excellent survey of the entire Bible. This week's class introduces the acronym CASKET-EMPTY and provides a very high-level overview of the cohesive, redemptive narrative of Scripture.

Responding to the five most common objections skeptics raise against Christianity.

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Responding to the five most common objections skeptics raise against Christianity.

Responding to the five most common objections skeptics raise against Christianity.

Responding to the five most common objections skeptics raise against Christianity.