Asking where you get that from the text is not biblicism

You may have been in a discussion about the bible with someone, only to find out that you are a biblicist. At least, that’s what

You can’t reject textual observations because you don’t like the quarters from which they emanate

The other day I wrote about a simple, but important, little question that is vital for our bible studies and sermons. That question was, where

Where do you get that from the text?

It’s a simple little question, isn’t it? Where do you get that from the text? Simple, but effective. Not only effective, but really quite important.

Asking the right questions when the Bible answers questions we aren’t asking (and ignores the ones we are)

One issue that often surfaces when interpreting passages of the Bible is the desire to expect answers to questions that the text isn’t asking. Without

Complementarianism, the regulative principle holding for all of life & how we undermine our own principle

If you’re a regulative principle type – that is, you think God ultimately determines how he is to be worshipped – you will likely have

The views we prefer & believing in self over God

One of the dangers when it comes to biblical interpretation is leaning towards views that we prefer. We may hit on bits of the Bible

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