Context gives life to a text. A verse taken out of context, so to speak has been robbed of its intended meaning and has therefore, been made to be like a ball of gum that can be pressed and moulded to suit one’s ideas and …
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Context is King: How to Study the Bible in Context
The Bible is a timeless treasure trove of wisdom and knowledge about God. Yet, to fully grasp the richness of its message, one must embark on a journey beyond surface-level reading. As the title suggests, context is the key that unlocks the meaning embedded within …
A Simple Guide to Choosing an English Bible Translation
It’s easy to feel like you’re navigating uncharted waters in the vast expanse of English Bible translations. With so many options, each claiming to be the “most accurate” or the “most readable,” how do you pick the one that truly suits your needs? Well, you’re …
How to Develop a Gospel-Centered Approach to Bible Study
I believe that a Gospel-centered approach to Bible Study is foundational to a meaningful engagement with the Bible. Because at the heart of the Christian faith lies the person of Jesus Christ and the redemptive message of the Gospel. In Luke 24:27, Jesus Himself affirmed …
How to Study the Bible: The Inductive Bible Study Method
Exploring the riches of the Bible through an in-depth study is a profoundly rewarding journey. One that can deepen your understanding of God’s Word and strengthen your faith. That said, there are various methods of Bible study that can help believers gain deeper insights into …
Narcigesis: A Wrong Approach to Bible Study
The hermeneutical (Bible interpretation) approach we use to study and interpret the Bible holds immense significance. The two commonly known approaches to Bible study are exegesis and eisegesis. Exegesis (the best approach) means “to draw meaning from a text ” while eisegesis means “to read …
