How Confident Can We Be? // Given the Bible’s reliability and the transformative effect on the disciples, faith in the Bible’s miracle claims is rational and well-supported by historical evidence.

The Holy Spirit’s Role in Understanding Scripture // The Holy Spirit works in the lives of believers to understand and obey Scripture.

Bible Translation // Understanding how the Bible was translated and preserved is crucial for building confidence in its accuracy.

The Sufficiency of Scripture // The sufficiency of Scripture means that the Bible contains everything necessary for salvation and godly living.

The Inerrancy and Infallibility of Scripture // The Bible must be evaluated as an inerrant and infallible document because it comes from an inerrant and infallible God.

The Unity of Scripture // The unity of Scripture, despite its diversity of authors, testifies to its divine inspiration and strengthens our confidence in its reliability and authority as God’s Word.

Fulfilled Prophecy in Scripture // Scripture provides a straightforward way for God's people to discern true prophecy from false teaching.

The Historical Reliability of the Old Testament // Two key factors help to establish the Old Testament as an authoritative and historically reliable collection of books that bear the markings of divine revelation rather than being merely man-made: 1) its cultural uniqueness and 2) its archaeological support. 

The Historical Reliability of the New Testament // The historical reliability of the New Testament can be attested to through dating evidence and eyewitness testimony. 

Manuscript Evidence for the Bible // The Bible stands unparalleled in terms of manuscript evidence. Although textual variants exist within manuscripts, they are minor and insignificant for Christian doctrine.