Five MORE Reasons You Can Absolutely Trust the Bible! | The Creation Podcast: Episode 104
The Creation PodcastShow Notes
The Bible is God’s Word. At least, it claims to be. And for centuries Christians have staked their lives and eternities on its veracity. But there are many today, including scholars who claim Christianity, who cast doubt on the accuracy, reliability, and perfection of the Holy Scriptures.
But, if God’s Word isn’t true—if it’s full of exaggerations, errors, and fables—then why should we trust it? If we can’t believe what it says about the historical, doesn’t that negate what it says about the spiritual?
Despite ever-increasing efforts to undermine the authority and accuracy of God’s Word, the Bible stands firm. Last time, we looked at five powerful reasons you can trust the Bible—its historical accuracy, fulfilled prophecies, internal consistency, transformational impact, and manuscript evidence. On today’s episode, we’re going to explore five more reasons you can REALLY trust the Bible.
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