The Reformers (of the Protestant Reformation) lived by the mantra, "Sola Scriptura" which means "Scripture alone." This communicates the simple idea that the Bible alone is the ultimate authority on all Scriptural matters. Christians may ascent to this idea with words but do they actually believe this idea as evidenced by what they believe and how they live? Our Scripture focus will be II Timothy 3:16-17.

The Reformers (of the Protestant Reformation) lived by the mantra, "Sola Scriptura" which means "Scripture alone." This communicates the simple idea that the Bible alone is the ultimate authority on all Scriptural matters. Christians may ascent to this idea with words but do they actually believe this idea as evidenced by what they believe and how they live? Our Scripture focus will be II Timothy 3:16-17.

The Reformers (of the Protestant Reformation) lived by the mantra, "Sola Scriptura" which means "Scripture alone." This communicates the simple idea that the Bible&nbsp;alone is the ultimate authority on all Scriptural matters. Christians may ascent to this idea with words but do they actually believe this idea as evidenced by what they believe and how they live? Our Scripture focus will be II Timothy 3:16-17.

Why the Bible Matters: Two (II Timothy 3:16-17)

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Why the Bible Matters: Two (II Timothy 3:16-17)