All Scripture is God-breathed--all of it is inspired by God, and it governs our faith. In this study, we look at these facts- 1- Scripture is inerrant and infallible- 2- Scripture is authoritative- 3- Scripture possesses the attribute of perspicuity -or clarity vs. being opaque-- illumination from the Holy Spirit is needed to understand, believe, and benefit from Scripture.

All Scripture is God-breathed--all of it is inspired by God, and it governs our faith. In this study, we look at these facts- 1- Scripture is sufficient--it is the only infallible source of what we must believe and practice- 2- The doctrine of the sufficiency of Scripture protects us from new -scripture- written by false prophets, it shields us from the errors of mysticism, and it shields us from those who elevate tradition to the status of infallibility- 3- There is a useful place for tradition -creeds, confessions, Christian learning of previous generations- as resources, but they are subservient to Scripture- 4- We look at four views of the relationship of tradition to Scripture, with one of those views being correct.

Biblical perspective on the Coronavirus and how to respond.

All Scripture is God-breathed--all of it is inspired by God, and it governs our faith. In this study, we look at these facts- 1- The Scriptures did not arise from the will of man--men were -carried along- by the Holy Spirit in their writing- 2- The human writers were both active and passive in this process- 3- We look at the three views of divine inspiration, the -dynamic view,- the -mechanical view,- and the -organic view-- The inspiration of the Scriptures is plenary and verbal.

All Scripture is God-breathed--all of it is inspired by God, and it governs our faith. In this study, we look at these facts- 1- All of Scripture is equally inspired- 2- It was necessary for Scripture to be preserved in writing- 3- The Scriptures are self-authenticating- 4- The Scriptures are complete and final.