Packer and Ryle Team Up to Ask: Do You Read the Bible as You Ought?
Reading the Bible should start from, and end with, love for God.
Ray Lubeck • Reading the Bible for a Change, Second Edition: Understanding and Responding to God's Word
Taken as a whole, the church clearly can’t live without the Bible, but it doesn’t seem to have much idea of how to live with it. Almost all Christian churches say something in their formularies about how important the Bible is. Almost all of them have devised ways, some subtle, some less so, of ostentatiously highlighting some parts of the Bible
... See moreN. T. Wright • Scripture and the Authority of God: How to Read the Bible Today
For believers to “follow Jesus” implies, among other things, adopting the same attitude toward God’s Word as he had. Becoming like Christ involves accepting his example as one who reads the Bible. It means defining ourselves and our purpose in life in light of the Bible. Following Christ also means practicing what the Bible says. Simply put, we
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