A sermon by Max Gross.

A blog read by Tim Weiss.

A blog read by Alexander Breytenbach.

A sermon by Alexander Breytenbach.

Q&A with Brian Carter and Alexander Breytenbach.

0:00 When you mentioned the English translations will have some errors, how do we know what those errors are? What are some examples?

1:35 I've heard the idea from a Jewish person I know that God was added to the OT books after the fact. Is this something that is a common belief and where would that idea come from?

3:15 When you say the canon is in flux, does that mean historically or that it could also potentially change in the future?

4:34 Will we ever find new books?

7:10 Is James still considered authoritative?

8:50 Can you briefly recap what the Septuagint and Masoretic Text?

13:19 How do you approach someone who argues that you are putting Scripture above God?

17:22 Any good ways to respond when people who don’t submit to God’s authoritative word say we are using circular reasoning?

21:47 How do you address someone who believes different noncanonical books are authoritative?

A teaching by Brian Carter.

7:00 Where is authority to be found?

8:45 A lesson from church history (Calvin and Sadaledo)

10:53 Norma normans (the rule that rules) vs. norma normata (the rule that is ruled)

13:05 Biblical defense of biblical authority

19:51 The case for expository preaching

A teaching by Alexander Breytenbach.

1:25 1 Samuel 17.50—51; 2 Samuel 21.19; 1 Chronicles 20.5

9:40 Mark 16.9—20

15:37 John 7.53—8.11

17:30 Psalm 22.16

22:09 What do we do with all these variants?

23:31 The Quran's encouragement to read the Bible

25:21 Questions

A teaching by Alexander Breytenbach.

1:50 Is what we have now what was written then?

5:52 Oral Transmission

8:16 Other Translations

11:58 Questions

A teaching by Alexander Breytenbach.

2:07 How did we get the New Testament?

12:05 How did we get the Old Testament?

A teaching by Alexander Breytenbach.

2:25 Inerrancy and Infallibility

6:05 Inspiration

12:50 Interpretation

16:35 Questions