Can Christians Really Do Anything? [Think About It, pt 5 / 5]

Can Christians Really Do Anything? [Think About It, pt 5 / 5]

Together #forSalem
Together #forSalem
Can Christians Really Do Anything? [Think About It, pt 5 / 5]
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Many passages in the biblical writings have been reduced to a set of pithy inspirational quotes. When this happens we set ourselves up for discontentment and a situational faith that can’t stand up to real life. When we use the right tools, however, we can discover the truth these passages are actually conveying and we can discover the life Jesus truly offers.

Is the Bible Against Women? [Think About It, pt 4 / 5]

Is the Bible Against Women? [Think About It, pt 4 / 5]

Crosscreek Community Church
Crosscreek Community Church
Is the Bible Against Women? [Think About It, pt 4 / 5]
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Many people have rejected the Bible and even Christianity as a whole because of the apparent sexism and chauvinism found in the biblical writings. In addition, Christians often judge and argue with each other based on their own interpretations of these verses.  

But, with the right tools, an open mind, and a bit of grace for each other we might be able to give ourselves permission to look at things from a different angle and try to understand each other a bit better. 

What are God’s promises to you?  [Think About It – pt 2 / 5]

What are God’s promises to you? [Think About It – pt 2 / 5]

Crosscreek Community Church
Crosscreek Community Church
What are God's promises to you? [Think About It – pt 2 / 5]
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Taking “God’s promises” in the Bible out of context has led to a lot of disillusionment, hurt, anger, and worse. So how do we know what a text actually means? Are there any promises that someone can “claim” today?

How do I study the Bible? [Bible, part 3 /3]

How do I study the Bible? [Bible, part 3 /3]

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How do I study the Bible? [Bible, part 3 /3]
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How can we know, and even be confident, that when we read the biblical writings we’re actually understanding them and “getting it right?” The solution isn’t to give up or just settle for someone else telling us what they think they mean… but to begin using some basic guidelines and tools to interpret the biblical writings for ourselves.

Should we really do what the Bible says? [Bible, pt 2 / 3]

Should we really do what the Bible says? [Bible, pt 2 / 3]

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Together #forSalem
Should we really do what the Bible says? [Bible, pt 2 / 3]
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Honestly, it seems that doing “what the Bible says” can mean just about whatever anyone wants it to mean. So what do we do? How do we read, understand, and even use the Bible properly and not just use it to justify whatever we want?