The doctrine of plenary verbal inspiration is essential to the Christian faith, affirming that all Scripture is given by inspiration of God, not man. Jesus Christ viewed the Scriptures as divinely inspired and infallibly true, with absolute authority in every area of life. The Bible's words are forever settled in heaven and shall not pass away, making it mortally dangerous to add to or take away from its teachings. [... more]

The doctrine of plenary verbal inspiration is crucial to understanding the integrity of Jesus Christ, and it's essential to defend the trustworthiness of Scripture against critics who claim it contains errors. John MacArthur explains that the strongest objective support for biblical inspiration and authority is the testimony of Jesus Christ Himself, and he examines the concept of transmission trouble, demonstrating that the preservation of Scripture can be guaranteed through the careful copying process of scribes and the discovery of ancient manuscripts, including the Dead Sea Scrolls. [... more]

The Bible is a precious and powerful word that has been studied and debated for centuries. Despite its imperfections, it remains a source of inspiration and guidance for many. Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of plenary verbal inspiration, the canon of Scripture, and the importance of faith in understanding the Word of God. [... more]