The 2015 Theme: The Bible is the Word of God As you read church history and study through the major confessions of faith, it doesn’t take long to notice that often an article regarding the Scriptures appears at the top of all of the other doctrines in the document. There is a reason the article on the Scriptures often precedes all of the other doctrines. For what a person believes about the Word of God has direct and consequential implications upon everything else about that person’s doctrine, worship, and spiritual life. Throughout world history, the most printed book is the Bible. It has been the subject of controversy, comfort, creed, and the foundational revelatory book of the church of Jesus Christ. Although many people have rejected the Bible, criticized its contents, and even tried to burn it – the Word of God has remained through the trials of history. Isaiah the prophet pointedly recorded his famous truth regarding God’s Word in Isaiah 40:8, “The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God will stand forever” – so it has been and so it shall remain throughout history. Join us in January of 2015 as we explore the truth about God’s Word – the Bible.

The 2015 Theme: The Bible is the Word of God As you read church history and study through the major confessions of faith, it doesn’t take long to notice that often an article regarding the Scriptures appears at the top of all of the other doctrines in the document. There is a reason the article on the Scriptures often precedes all of the other doctrines. For what a person believes about the Word of God has direct and consequential implications upon everything else about that person’s doctrine, worship, and spiritual life. Throughout world history, the most printed book is the Bible. It has been the subject of controversy, comfort, creed, and the foundational revelatory book of the church of Jesus Christ. Although many people have rejected the Bible, criticized its contents, and even tried to burn it – the Word of God has remained through the trials of history. Isaiah the prophet pointedly recorded his famous truth regarding God’s Word in Isaiah 40:8, “The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God will stand forever” – so it has been and so it shall remain throughout history. Join us in January of 2015 as we explore the truth about God’s Word – the Bible.

How did we get the Bible?

What is the true meaning of biblical inspiration?

How do we know that the Bible is inerrant and infallible?

What is the main purpose of the Bible?

Is the Bible sufficient in a modern age?

How should the Bible be preached?

How should a person respond to the KJV only position?

*We will also have on campus during the 2015 G3 Conference a collection of old Bibles such as a 1534 William Tyndale and 1st edition 1611 King James editions for exploration and observation.