Category Archives: God’s Word

God’s Word must be central to our lives and ministry, the grid through which we make decisions about what to do, how to live.

If the Bible is Accurate, Then What?

Posted on February 8, 2010 by MinTools

In a previous post I listed results from a Barna report on how young people today view the Bible differently from other generations. The second point was that they see it as . . . LESS ACCURATE. If inerrant, then Continue reading →


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If the Bible is Sacred, Then What?

Posted on February 4, 2010 by MinTools

In a previous post I listed results from a Barna report on how young people today view the Bible differently from other generations. The first point was that they see it as . . . LESS SACRED. If sacred, then … Continue reading →


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Young People’s Perception of the Bible

Posted on February 2, 2010 by MinTools

I read a Barna report about how young people today take a different approach to the Bible than previous generations and I have to admit that as I look at the overall landscape, I do see it. . . . Continue reading →


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Can Children Really Learn the Bible?

Posted on August 28, 2009 by MinTools

The Bible is an adult book, written in adult language with adult concepts. Some therefore question if you can really teach the Bible to children, especially young children. The Apostle Paul answers that question in his words to . . . Continue reading →


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