Should Christian Study The Bible?

[@hoxiefam6731]

Fascinating talk thanks Chip for this!

[@boomerholzer1]

Such a great conversation. At the 30:27-mark Chip quotes Howard Hendricks and this is so true. We need to pour into people's lives and genuinely care about them, otherwise we are just pointing out flaws. Love what you are doing. Keep it up.

[@adrianfaulkner1353]

Superb interview, thank you for such great content 🙏

[@brucemeyer6105]

Great discussion and thanks. May God bless all those who seek his word in study

[@henryalonzo6530]

🙏💙

[@psylegio]

Very good talk!

[@alinabushong3724]

When Bennett said something like what would you say to those concerned that not taking the Bible literally would make you insert things like the earth is old or that evolution was compatible with the Bible, I was like,”man hold on to your butt cause it’s about to get fun!” But Michael didn’t take it. His take one how the Bible and evolution work together is so spectacular. Everyone should at least hear it once because if you believe evolution is the way God works, he’s still going to take you on a trip. IP is the only one I’ve heard explain Gen 1&2 quite the way he does. Fascinating.

[@kvelez]

7:34 Jeremiah and Genesis. 9:21 Themes in Genesis. 13:10 Evidence for the Exodus. 17:27 Misunderstanding of human beings. 20:27 Maturing in the faith. 24:09 Polygamy. 27:07 Gender ideology 29:20 Spreading the Gospel. 30:34 Fellowship. 31:21 Documentary hypothesis. 38:26 Flood accounts in the ancient world. *41:53 --> Noah's story. 44:03 Law in the Ancient World. *46:43 --> Nathan and David.

[@b1foschiefs]

If the flood was regional how do you square that with local flood devastation since the time God promised not to flood the earth again?

[@Bugsy0333]

You should do a commentary on slavery within the Bible I would be very interested in your position ?

[@delanchan699]

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