God's self-disclosure is trustworthy information, and accurately handling the word of truth is crucial for understanding Scripture. Rich Powell explains the importance of the sense of the literary act and hermeneutical sufficiency in interpreting the Bible, emphasizing the need to consider context and the clarity of Scripture in understanding its meaning. [... more]

God wants to create a community, not only because a community is a picture to the world of what God's people and God's own person are like, but God wants a community because it's difficult to stand alone. Ray Vanderlaan shares his insights on what it means to be a disciple of Jesus and to walk in his footsteps, emphasizing the importance of community, identity, and purpose in living out one's faith. [... more]

Becoming a disciple of Jesus means embracing a life of purpose and meaning, where one's faith is put into action through love, compassion, and forgiveness. Ray Vanderlaan's teachings emphasize the importance of living out scripture, just as Jesus did, and trusting in God's plan, even when faced with uncertainty and adversity. [... more]

Joel Rosenberg, an expert on the Middle East, discusses the recent attack on Israel by Hamas, which he believes was directed by Iran. He explains the motivations behind the attack and the potential consequences for the region. Rosenberg also talks about the spiritual state of Israel and the role of Christians in praying for the nation and its leaders. [... more]

Jesus' disciples were astonished and afraid as they approached Jerusalem for his triumphal entry, but the event was not what they expected. Alistair Begg explores the story of Palm Sunday, highlighting the importance of contextual Bible study and the need to avoid inserting our own ideas into the narrative. He examines the familiar story of Jesus riding a donkey into Jerusalem, pointing out that this was not a triumphant entry, but rather a quiet and humble approach to the city. [... more]

Understanding the Bible's context is crucial for accurate interpretation, and this is especially true when discussing biblical issues with Latter-day Saints. By examining the immediate context of a verse, readers can avoid making common mistakes, such as interpreting a verse out of its context or taking it literally when it was not intended to be taken that way. [... more]