[Video] Sorry, but 2 Timothy 3:16-17 doesn’t teach Sola Scriptura. Here’s why!
Is 2 Timothy 3:16–17 proof of sola scriptura? Not so fast. Learn how Paul’s words—and the rest of Scripture—point to a Church with both Scripture and apostolic authority.
Is 2 Timothy 3:16–17 proof of sola scriptura? Not so fast. Learn how Paul’s words—and the rest of Scripture—point to a Church with both Scripture and apostolic authority.
If you reject Apostolic Tradition, you do not get to keep Scripture. A walk through five New Testament passages on paradosis and the canon of the Bible itself.
Below is a list of 35 things that every Protestant and/or Evangelical Christian I have ever met would agree are true. And, before you read the list of 35 things, please note that the following three things are true about every single one of them: There is not a single verse anywhere in the Bible…
This seemed like a good way to get content out the door vs. trying to do an entire video production with edits, etc. The genre here is a “Drive Time Monologue,” but I invite the listener to imagine a scenario in which we are driving together. Perhaps my passenger is a Catholic who wants to…
One of the charges I often hear from my non-Catholic Christian friends is that I seem to be undermining the inspiration and sufficiency of Scripture in my constant critique of the Protestant doctrine of Sola Scriptura. Nothing could be further from the truth! To quote the Catechism of the Catholic Church: The inspired books teach…
Before I was a Catholic (and the entire 12 years I was the senior/teaching pastor at our congregation) I encouraged people to judge everything they believed and to judge what I was teaching them on Sundays, by the Bible — especially if there was a dispute between two contrary ideas that needed to be resolved…
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