Are God's Words His Words?

Recap and Conclusion

February 28, 2024

In this lesson, we get off the beaten path a bit and talk about apologetic answers to certain issues that unbelievers push against the Christian, namely: Science and the Christian worldview, morality, identity, etc. The lesson closes with the recap of what we have studied and introduces a new study that will begin next week: The Doctrine of God.

Attributes of Scripture

February 21, 2024

In this lesson, we receive crucial and historical doctrines and articulations regarding the attributes of scripture. We tie all of this together through our filter of personal identity from a Christian worldview.

Doctrine of Inspiration

February 14, 2024

In this lesson, we work through the doctrine of inspiration, what its process was, and what it means in light of human identity.

Necessity, Authority, and Self-Authentication

February 7, 2024

In this lesson, we examine several key passages of scripture in efforts to understand the need we have for God's special revelation (Scripture) and its authority. We also talk about why we believe the scriptures we have are authentic and from God Himself through the person of Christ and the inspiration of the Spirit.

Human Identity and Introduction to the Doctrine of Scripture

January 31, 2024

In this lesson, we utilize the all important topic of human identity in our pursuit to understand God's Word and Words. Human identity is crucial in our understanding of the impact of the Doctrine of Revelation and Scripture!

Other Challenges: Errors, Authorship, Miracles

January 17, 2024

Near the end of the lesson, we open up the theology of the doctrine of scripture and revelation by asking, "What does this have to do with my identity?" Students are encouraged to think about the question "what is my identity? and where does that come from?"

Written Transmission: How We Got Our Bible

January 3, 2024 • Gabriel Zelaya

What are the Challenges?

December 27, 2023 • Gabriel Zelaya • Luke 1:1–4

In this study, we examine some rebuttals against Verbal Transmission of the Gospel message and of Christ and internal evidence of early Creedal passages within scripture. We have confidence that the gospel message is early and that our earliest history as Christians did not change over time. God’s Word is final and eternal.

Pisgah Baptist Church

A study through the doctrine of revelation and scripture