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The sermon defends the exclusive use of the King James Bible by arguing that God has perfectly preserved His Word through history, contrasting it with modern translations derived from different manuscript sources. It critiques contemporary critics for ignoring the theological implications of textual variants and emphasizes that the Holy Spirit provides understanding to those who trust in the received text. The speaker asserts that the authority of Scripture is absolute and unbreakable, warning against relying on human scholarship or emotional church experiences over biblical truth. Additionally, the message addresses the commercialization of ministry, urging believers to share the gospel freely as modeled by the Apostle Paul. The discourse concludes with personal updates regarding upcoming surgery and reflections on archaeological claims related to biblical history.

This short devotional reminds listeners that the Word of Christ, the King eternal, and 'prince of the kings of the earth', has power to condemn and to save. Let us therefore uphold faithful translations of His Word, so that many throughout the world may come to know for themselves that, 'Where the word of a king is, there is power'. To read the article: https://www.tbsbibles.org/page/ThePowerOfTheWord To learn more about TBS: https://www.tbsbibles.org/ This article was written by Graham Chewter and narrated using artificial intelligence.

Ray Comfort recently posted a video making accusations against the greater King James Bible believer community. Since 1611 untold millions have read, studied, memorized, lived by, and were saved and preserved by the greatest book EVER printed in English. He accused them of being ignorant of other previous English Bibles, accusing them of spreading a lie that there can be no other vernacular translations of the Bible. I take his words from the video and compare them with what the Bible actually says. Using arguments from the authority of the Word of God. Comfort never once supplied any verse of scripture in support of his accusations and beliefs. For those who would accuse me of going after him because of his fame, you don't know me. Fame means nothing to me, neither does fortune. But accusing a large community of simple people who have believed their Bibles for over 400 years of such ignorance, I could not let that go without correction. And before you decide to make any rude or offensive comments about me, first, I would watch the video, second making me out to be wrong does not make you right.

Matt Slick Live (Live Broadcast of 07/27/2026) is a production of the Christian Apologetics Research Ministry (CARM). Matt answers questions on topics such as: The Bible, Apologetics, Theology, World Religions, Atheism, and other issues! You can also email questions to Matt using: [email protected], Put "Radio Show Question" in the Subject line! Answers will be discussed in a future show. Topics Include: Where Do People Go When They Die?/ Are The New Testament Documents Reliable?/ Is The Christian Bible Translated Correctly?/ Church of Christ and Baptism For Salvation/ A Request for an Analysis of a Logic Syllogism/ July 27, 2026

God's word has been preserved by the providence of God through all ages.

This sermon explores the historical transmission and preservation of the biblical text, demonstrating that God has faithfully preserved His Word through an abundance of manuscripts across centuries and languages. The speaker uses a manuscript copying illustration to explain how textual variants arise naturally during hand-copying but do not compromise core Christian doctrines. By comparing the vast number of New Testament manuscripts to other ancient texts, the sermon highlights the reliability of the biblical text despite minor discrepancies. It argues that modern translations are necessary to ensure ordinary people can understand Scripture in their common language, just as previous generations translated it into Greek, Latin, and early English. Ultimately, the message affirms that divine providence ensures the Bible remains accessible and authoritative for all believers.

Jesus challenges Nicodemus for not understanding what He has said regarding the need to be born again, and that worldly wisdom doesn't necessarily translate into a transformed heart!