In this episode of The Well podcast, Pastor Phil, Pastor Chad, and host Les Norman answer questions about resources for studying the Bible.
The Bible is a self-interpreting book. It is meant to be studied by comparing Scripture with Scripture. You don’t have to be smart to know and understand the Bible, but it’s helpful to have resources. When you read a commentary or other resource for studying the Bible, you must remember that it’s written by a man, so it’s an opinion.
A good Bible commentary will accelerate where you’re trying to go. It can cut your study time in half because people have already been where you’re going as you’re studying.
Recommended resources for studying the Bible:
John Phillips Commentary: drjohnphillips...
Ray Stedman: www.raystedman...
Tim Keller: timothykeller....
J.D. Greer: jdgreear.com/r...
Hebrews For You: store.thegospe...
John McArthur: www.gty.org/li...
Gotquestions.org
As you seek out resources for studying the Bible, it’s important to understand the difference between word-for-word Bible translations and thought-for-thought translations. Every word in the Word of God matters, so it’s important to be able to recognize which sources and translations are most credible.
Follow along as the pastors give us helpful tips to find resources for studying the Bible!
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7 июл 2024
