We have unprecedented access to biblical resources, but we face a curious paradox: we possess more tools for understanding Scripture than any generation before us, yet many of us remain intimidated by the depth of God's Word. This week, Mike Kotecki challenges us to reconsider our responsibility as believers to pursue theological education—not as an academic exercise reserved for pastors, but as a vital component of our spiritual growth. The message confronts two dangerous extremes: the belief that deep biblical study is beyond our reach, and the fear that too much knowledge will lead us astray. Instead, we discover that genuine theological education should humble us, revealing the infinite gap between our Creator and ourselves while simultaneously equipping us to be more effective witnesses, better spouses, wiser parents, and more faithful employees. The call here is clear: we've been given an extraordinary privilege—access to God's revealed truth and centuries of faithful scholarship. The question becomes not whether we can afford the time to study deeply, but whether we can afford not to. When we consider how expertly we master our hobbies, careers, and interests, shouldn't the very words of our Creator command even greater devotion?