Interpreting the Bible

Are Bible Study and Devotional Reading Distinct?

In a seminary class a decade ago, a fellow student, enamored by the evident expertise of our teacher, asked a question: “How do you have time to do…

Feb 12 •

How Can Believers Understand the Scriptures?

The Illumination of the Holy Spirit

Jan 31 •

Can Unbelievers Understand the Bible?

The Noetic Effects of the Fall

Jan 30 •

Who is under the law and what law are they under?

Apr 25, 2024 •

Scriptural Evidence for Progressive Revelation

Observing and imitating the interpretive practice of the biblical authors

Apr 17, 2024 •

Determining the Text

Biblical Exegesis: Step One Part Two

Jan 22, 2024 •

Descriptive Texts Still Apply

Responding to All of God's Word

Jan 12, 2024 •

What is Textual Criticism?

Biblical Exegesis: Step One Part One

Dec 14, 2023 •

Don't Read the Prophets "Literally"

How to Interpret the Prophets

Dec 11, 2023 •

How to Read the Psalms

Psalm 127:1 as an Example

Dec 7, 2023 •

Scripture is not Exhaustive…but it is Sufficient

Asking the Right Questions of the Bible

Dec 5, 2023 •

The Snowball Effect of God’s Word

The Hermeneutics of Progressive Revelation

Nov 30, 2023 •

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