In this episode of Everyday Theology, we're exploring why the Bible has 66 books and why some Christian traditions include more. We'll also discuss other writings that didn't make it into the Bible and why Protestants don't treat them as divinely inspired Scripture.

In this episode of Everyday Theology, we're exploring why the Bible has 66 books and why some Christian traditions include more. We'll also discuss other writings that didn't make it into the Bible and why Protestants don't treat them as divinely inspired Scripture.

Do you have questions about faith and God? You're in the right place.

Everyday Theology is a show where we'll be taking deep theological questions and turning them into everyday conversations!

New episodes premiere every Thursday at 5 pm Est.

Do you have questions about faith and God? You're in the right place.
Everyday Theology is a show where we'll be taking deep theological questions and turning them into everyday conversations!
New episodes premiere every Thursday at 5 pm Est.

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Who Decided What Books Are in the Bible?

Do you need the Holy Spirit to understand the Bible? In this episode of Everyday Theology, we unpack what illumination means and why Scripture is meant to transform us, not just inform us. Listen in and discover how the Spirit helps us live out God’s Word in everyday life.

Do you need the Holy Spirit to understand the Bible? In this episode of Everyday Theology, we unpack what illumination means and why Scripture is meant to transform us, not just inform us. Listen in and discover how the Spirit helps us live out God&rsquo;s Word in everyday life.

How the Holy Spirit Helps Us Read the Bible

Can the Bible mean different things to different people, or is there a right way to understand it? In this episode of Everyday Theology, Brandon explains why authorial intent and historical context shape our interpretation of Scripture. He offers a simple framework to help you move from confusion to confidence when reading God’s Word.

Can the Bible mean different things to different people, or is there a right way to understand it? In this episode of Everyday Theology, Brandon explains why authorial intent and historical context shape our interpretation of Scripture. He offers a simple framework to help you move from confusion to confidence when reading God&rsquo;s Word.

How Should We Interpret the BIble?

In this episode of Everyday Theology, Pastor Jacob discusses the Bible's fundamental teachings and explains why biblical interpretations can differ. He'll explore how to approach theological differences with both humility and confidence in Jesus.

In this episode of Everyday Theology, Pastor Jacob discusses the Bible's fundamental teachings and explains why biblical interpretations can differ. He'll explore how to approach theological differences with both humility and confidence in Jesus.

Who Decided What Books Are in the Bible?

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