How do you know the Bible is true? Sure, you do your best to read it and live it every day but there’s still a nagging problem. Some of your friends say the Bible isn’t true, and you’re not always sure how to respond, right? So to help, I've created a list of the best arguments I can find for the credibility of the Bible. Interested?  Okay, here are my Top 10 Reasons the Bible is True. Manuscript Evidence .   There are way more copies of the biblical manuscripts, with remarka

“Today we know the Bible isn’t true because…” How many times have you heard someone say that? The problem is, most of what they offer as evidence is usually urban myths , that is, "a story of obscure origin that has little or no supporting evidence, and yet spreads spontaneously." And what's most frustrating is you don't know how to respond. So, here's what I’d like to do: respectfully challenge some popular misimpressions about the Bible.  But first, let me be upfront about

How do you get more people in your church to develop and maintain a habit of regular Bible reading? That may seem like a very basic question. But I’m convinced that correctly answering it will lead not just to the renewal of a spiritual discipline, but also to the renewal of the church itself. Because of that, I’d like to suggest a new approach to church-wide Bible engagement. I’ll give you a summary here but if you’re interested in a longer description, and the research beh