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Scripture, Truth, and Knowing
Entries that submit knowledge, interpretation, reason, conscience, and claims of truth to Scripture.
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Scripture, Truth, and Knowing
Doctrinal Precision
Loose doctrine eventually becomes loose obedience.
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Half-Truths
A half-truth can be the cleanest doorway for a whole lie.
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Honest Questions
A sincere question bows before truth; a rebellious question hides from it.
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Anti-Intellectualism
Anti-Intellectualism must be judged by Scripture before it is allowed to judge anything else.
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Assumptions
Your assumptions may be preaching louder to you than Scripture.
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Authority of Scripture
The question is not whether the Bible fits your life. The question is whether your life will submit to God’s Word.
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Bias
Bias is self-protection dressed up as perception.
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Certainty
The issue is not whether certainty is possible, but what your certainty is standing on.
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Common Sense
Common Sense must be judged by Scripture before it is allowed to judge anything else.
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Confusion
Not all confusion needs more options; some confusion needs surrender.
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Conscience
“My conscience is clear” means little if the conscience has been dulled, misinformed, or trained by sin.
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Creeds and Confessions
Creeds and Confessions must bow before God rather than govern the heart.
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Deception
The deceived heart rarely announces itself; it explains itself beautifully.
Scripture, Truth, and Knowing
Discernment
Being suspicious of everything is not discernment. Neither is swallowing everything that sounds spiritual.
Scripture, Truth, and Knowing
Doctrinal Triage
Doctrinal Triage must bow before God rather than govern the heart.
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Doubt
Doubt must be pastored carefully, but it must not be crowned as wisdom.
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Emotional Reasoning
Emotional Reasoning must bow before God rather than govern the heart.
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Faith and Reason
Unbelieving reason is not neutral reason. It is the creature’s mind trying to remain judge over God.
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False Teaching
The wolf is most dangerous when it sounds comforting.
Scripture, Truth, and Knowing
General Revelation
The world is not silent about God; sinners are skilled at suppressing what creation keeps shouting.
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Hermeneutics
Bad interpretation is not harmless when the text being mishandled is the Word of God.
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Illumination
The Spirit opens eyes to Scripture; He does not flatter private imagination as though it were revelation.
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Inerrancy
Inerrancy must be judged by Scripture before it is allowed to judge anything else.
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Inspiration
If Scripture is only man’s reflection about God, then man remains judge. If Scripture is God-breathed, man is judged by it.
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Intellectual Pride
Intellectual Pride must be judged by Scripture before it is allowed to judge anything else.
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Interpretation
The question is not “What can I make this mean?” but “What has God said, and what must I do?”
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Knowledge
Information can puff up a soul that has not bowed down.
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Opinion
Not every opinion deserves a throne.
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Pragmatism
“It works” is not the same as “it is faithful.”
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Proof Texting
Proof Texting must bow before God rather than govern the heart.
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Reason
A sharp mind in rebellion against God is not enlightened; it is weaponized darkness.
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Relativism
Relativism is not humility; it is the refusal to let God define reality.
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Scripture
The Bible is not on trial before your feelings; your feelings are on trial before the Word of God.
Scripture, Truth, and Knowing
Sentimentalism
Sentimentalism must be judged by Scripture before it is allowed to judge anything else.
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Skepticism
Suspicion is not the same as discernment.
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Special Revelation
Humanity does not climb to saving truth; God speaks, or we remain in darkness with religious opinions.
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Spiritual Discernment
Spiritual Discernment must be judged by Scripture before it is allowed to judge anything else.
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Sufficiency of Scripture
When Scripture is treated as insufficient, some other authority is already waiting to rule.
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Testing the Spirits
Testing the Spirits must bow before God rather than govern the heart.
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Tradition
Every church has tradition; only some traditions know how to kneel before Scripture.
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Traditions of Men
Human tradition becomes wicked when it shields disobedience with pious language.
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Truth
‘My truth’ is often just old rebellion with better public relations.
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Understanding
Cleverness can explain a thing and still fail to understand it before God.
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Wisdom
Wisdom without the fear of God is just polished folly.
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Worldview
Everyone has a worldview. The only question is whether it has been discipled by Scripture or smuggled in from the age.
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Misusing Grace
Grace does not excuse sin; grace dethrones it.
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Testing Claims
Discernment is love refusing to be naïve.
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Truth and Love
Biblical love never asks truth to lie.
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Weaponized Scripture
The devil can quote Scripture; the issue is submission to God.
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“My Truth”
Truth is not private property.