Balancing Insights with Commentaries - The Expositor Podcast

[@damarrbrown6853]

I'm no preacher or called to preach but I love to get into expository learning

[@allensagalla6340]

'if it's true, it's not new; if it's new, it's not true' ~thanks for uploading

[@tammywisecup5634]

Allen Sagalla Wow, i never Heard this. But it sure explains when oral Roberts brought seed faith doctrine on the scene in the 60s

[@allensagalla1579]

@@tammywisecup5634 Sorry for the late reply. Yes, I heartily agree. May we keep on studying God's Word with a balanced approach :-)

[@allensagalla1579]

@Romans Nine Good point, haha. If I remember correctly, it started back in the 1920's or 1930's ;-)

[@TheJpep2424]

Like hearing from God apart from scripture.

[@SimpleManGuitars1973]

Spurgeon said "He who never quotes will never be quoted. He who never reads will never be read. He who uses not the brains of others hath no brains of his own." He was right as usual. I personally think of commentaries as sort of a "supplement". They're not a substitute for my own studies and what God's Spirit reveals through that but they serve as an enhancement or even an inspiration to see a deeper aspect or perspective than I initially had. Iron sharpens iron.

[@stubab]

I wholeheartedly agree

[@tammywisecup5634]

These are so informative, I went to Rod Parsley's bible college and did not learn these things. Thank you very much. These steps also help me to discern if preachers on tv are on point or way off in left field.

[@damarrbrown6853]

Commentaries help give me understanding

[@nagaseminarian]

Glad to see this channel!

[@davidwhunt]

Great video. Helpful counsel.

[@kaydeansmellie7183]

Thanks thanks

[@Rajeshpaul89777]

Thank you sir

[@Northvan50guy]

This helps thanks

[@levibaer18]

Lol. The SBC should use this for their plagiarism training.