Read the Bible for Life Podcast

The final part of this series, in which we discuss three reasons modern translations differ from the KJV.

Part 2 of the Ryan Center conference lecture on the textual tradition behind the King James Version.

Have you ever wondered why your modern translation of the Bible differs in places from the King James Version? In this series we discuss the manuscripts behind the KJV. In this first episode we talk about copying of manuscripts in the early church and how this actually preserved the text of the Bible.

In Part 3 of our series on Application, we discuss four steps to making specific application of the Bible to life.

In this episode we discuss why applying the Bible to our lives is so important.

This is the first episode in a series on Application. In this episode we give an introduction to the topic and talk about different types of application, including action, worship, and changing our thinking (theology).

Scott Duvall and I conclude our discussion on reading the Book of Revelation. In this episode we talk about ways to read Revelation well and how the book fits and functions in the "Grand Story" of the Bible.

Professor Scott Duvall and I talk about the book of Revelation, discussing the types of literature found in the book and its use of symbolism.

In this final episode of our series on Reading Bible Translations Mark Strauss, Clint Arnold, and I talk about those who have paid a great price to translate the Bible into the language of common people and how to choose a translation for yourself.

In this second episode of our series on Bible translations, Mark Strauss, Clint Arnold, and I continue our discussion on the difference between formal equivalence and functional equivalence translations, we talk about whether a translation is "the Word of God," and we discuss how translations are done today.

In this first episode of our new series, I talk to Clint Arnold and Mark Strauss about Bible translations. We begin by discussing why we have so many different translations of the Bible and different approaches to Bible translation work.

In this final episode of the series we look at tools and a practical method for doing basic word studies.

In this episode we consider challenges to doing word studies well and four fallacies that we want to avoid as we study the words of the Bible.

If we are going to read the Bible well, we eventually need to think through how Bible words work. This episode is the first in a three part series. Here we do an introduction to the topic.

In this final episode of the series, Craig and I discuss Jesus' teaching on money and the poor.