This sermon is the second of two on Sola Scriptura, the classic Protestant (and ancient church) doctrine that the Bible is the ultimate authority guiding Christian faith and practice. I contrast this doctrine with ideas put forward by Adam Hamilton in his recent book Making Sense of the Bible. From my perspective, Hamilton is dangerously off-base.As with my previous sermon, I hope to inspire confidence that the Bible is, as Wesley said, "infallibly true"—every word of it—and that we can built our lives on it.