Hermeneutics With Steve: Why So Many Translations? And Which Is Best?
Have you ever wondered why there are so many translations of the Bible?Has a skeptic ever told you that the Bible is not reliable because it has been translated so many times?A better understanding of Bible translation can help us in our own Bible study, and it can also help us correct misinformation that is so prevalent today. If you’d like to join me in a journey of studying Hermeneutics, I invite you to check out this 12-minute video I’ve put together as part of my series: In […]
Following Jesus Into The One More – Apologetics with Pastor Steve
This Sunday we will be finishing our series, One More. BUT, we will never be done with doing One More because that is who we are called to be as Christians! Jesus was always about the One More! He called the twelve disciples and invited them to live their lives for the One More. He died for the One More. He rose from the dead for the One More. He commissioned his disciples to make disciples of all nations… all for the One More.You are a One More. I am a One More.&nbs […]
Theology With Steve: What Is The Bible And How Did We Get It?
Some questions to ponder:Is the Bible true? All of it?Is there anything that should be in the Bible but isn’t? Did God make a mistake and leave some important things out?How important is the Bible in order to know God?Is the Bible understandable?What’s the purpose of the Bible? And… how did we get the Bible? How was it compiled? I am working on a mini-series of short videos diving into basic hermeneutics (Bible interpretation). Lesson #2 answers the question: What is the […]
Listen To God? How Do I Know His Voice?
This Sunday we continue our series Heavenly Homeland by looking at the faith of Abraham. As I read the call of Abraham, one important question come to mind: How confident was Abraham that he really heard God’s voice?If the instructions were something like: “Abraham, have lamb stew for dinner this evening!”… well not a big deal if it was’t God after all. But… “Leave your native country, your relatives, and your father’s family, and go to […]
