Tag Archives: Canon of Scripture

The Sufficiency of Scripture — All We Need

Posted on 13 August, 2012 by Jon Gleason

We shouldn’t be looking for extra revelations from God around every corner and under every tree, nor expecting to hear the voice of God embedded in every feeling and personal experience. If the Scriptures really do give us everything to make us perfect, why are we looking for something more? If God really gave a Book that good, why do we expect Him to add to it? Continue reading →

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The Sufficiency of Scripture (part three) — a Finished Work

Posted on 30 July, 2012 by Jon Gleason

If God has finished giving us the Scriptures, then we know that they are completely sufficient for everything we need to know, believe, and do to be in fellowship with Him. Continue reading →

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What About Those Psalm “Titles”?

Posted on 9 September, 2011 by Jon Gleason

To endorse as Scripture something which the church, historically, has been reticent to accept as inspired is highly doubtful. The canon of Scripture is not a matter of private interpretation. Continue reading →

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