Series All Scripture

Second Timothy 3:16 says, “All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness.” What did that verse mean to Paul when he wrote it . . . and what does it mean for us today? Mart DeHaan, Elisa Morgan, Bill Crowder, and Daniel Ryan Day explore this familiar but often misunderstood verse.

The Bible is unlike any other book ever written. But what exactly makes it stand apart?  Mart DeHaan, Elisa Morgan, Bill Crowder, and Daniel Ryan Day discuss what the apostle Paul meant when he said that “All scripture is God-breathed.” Join us for a fascinating conversation about Second Timothy 3:16 and “All Scripture”.

The Bible is a powerful tool . . . but it can be dangerous in the wrong hands.  Mart DeHaan, Elisa Morgan, Bill Crowder, and Daniel Ryan Day turn to Second Timothy 3:16 . . . and discuss the dangers of misusing God’s Word. What did Paul mean when he said “all Scripture is useful”?

The Bible contains 66 books written by more than 35 different authors. And while every book is inspired by God . . . they shouldn’t all be read the same way.  Mart DeHaan, Elisa Morgan, Bill Crowder, and regular guest Daniel Ryan Day encourage us to consider the context and the genre—the type of literature it is—when applying Scripture to our lives.

One of the most well-known verses in Scripture is Second Timothy 3:16 . . . the one that starts with, “All scripture is inspired by God” (it is God-breathed). Many Christians know this verse by heart. But do you know what it means for your heart? Mart DeHaan, Elisa Morgan, Bill Crowder, and regular guest Daniel Ryan Day explore the practical implications of this familiar verse about “All Scripture.”