False teachers often quote Scripture while distorting its context, grammar, words, and authorial meaning. Christians must learn to recognize the methods.
Identifying False Teachers and False Doctrines: How False Teachers Misinterpret God’s Word
How to Handle Scripture Safely: Common Mistakes to Avoid When Interpreting the Bible
Learn how to avoid common interpretation mistakes and handle Scripture faithfully through context, grammar, genre, and authorial intent.
Why Be Guided by God’s Inspired Word?
Why should Christians be guided by God’s inspired Word? Scripture gives reliable truth, moral direction, wisdom, correction, and hope.
Introduction to Faith and Life
Faith and Life examines how revealed truth becomes Christian conviction, obedience, holiness, endurance, proclamation, and continuing loyalty to Christ.
Marking Your Bible: A Practical Guide
A disciplined method for highlighting, annotating, cross-referencing, and reviewing your Bible without obscuring its inspired meaning.
Big Picture or Deep Dive? Two Ways to Study the Bible
Learn how big-picture reading and deep-dive study work together to produce accurate, contextual, and obedient understanding of the Bible.
Pleasure and Profit in Bible Study
Discover the pleasure and lasting spiritual profit that come from accurate, disciplined, and obedient study of Jehovah’s Word.
What Does Second Peter 1:20 Mean About Interpreting Scripture?
Second Peter 1:20 concerns the divine origin of prophecy, not a ban on personal Bible study or a license for subjective interpretation.
Five Examples of Expository Sermons
Five expository sermon examples show how Christians can work for Christ through obedience, courage, clear teaching, compassion, and accurate doctrine.
How to Prepare and Deliver Bible Studies
Prepare and deliver Bible studies by explaining Scripture accurately, applying it concretely, and keeping Christ central.
