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Why should Christians study the Old Testament?
Oftentimes, those who have just come to the faith spend a lot of time reading the New Testament. It’s a very good thing for people who are unacquainted with the Bible to begin with the New Testament. Christians who have …Read More
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How can I become more biblically literate?
You need to be under the preaching and teaching of the Word of God. That begins in a local church with a pastor who preaches the Bible, who has nothing to say except the Bible. Then, you need to do …Read More
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Can I listen to sermons every day instead of studying God’s Word?
It’s vital to have primary contact with the Scriptures themselves. It can be helpful and healthy to be listening to faithful teachers of the Word of God, but that should be a supplement to your own reading of God’s Word, …Read More
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How can I deepen my understanding of my own sinfulness?
The two primary ways to do that are prayer and the Scriptures. I would give those same two answers for a lot of areas of spiritual growth, spiritual discipline, and spiritual development. The more I am taking in God’s Word …Read More
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Why should Christians study Christology?
It’s amazing, in a sense, that anyone would have to ask that question. Christians are about Christ. To have to convince Christians that knowing about Christ is important seems like such a counterintuitive reality. What we need to see is …Read More
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What’s your favorite teaching series from R.C. Sproul?
That’s sort of overwhelming. R.C. was such a master verbal communicator that, almost every time, the last one I heard was my favorite. The Holiness of God, Chosen by God – those early works of his were foundational for so …Read More
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What is a good source for learning Bible study methodology?
At our seminary in California, Dennis Johnson has published a series of books, one of which is called Walking with Jesus through His Word. It is a wonderful aid to seeing how all the Bible points to Jesus. I think …Read More
