Acts
Rev. Scott Elliott
Are You Ready?

There are many places in the world today where it is dangerous to be a Christian. But how did Paul respond to danger? There were instances, like when Paul was in Ephesus, where he had to flee for his life. But in this story his response was different.

Are You Ready?
Acts
Rev. Scott Elliott
The Importance of Accuracy

In Acts 18 we get introduced to a man named Apollos. He was a well educated man and he knew about Jesus, but his information was incomplete. Fortunately for him, there were people listening to his message and willing to share more about Jesus.

The Importance of Accuracy
Acts
Rev. Scott Elliott
The Unknown God

I was recently in Asia and there were several instances when I saw people bringing sacrifices and incense to lay before their idols. When I saw that I could not help but think of Paul in Athens as he looked on the idols of that city.

The Unknown God
Doctrine
Rev. Scott Elliott
The Inerrancy of Scripture

To say that the Bible is inerrant is to say that there are no errors or mistakes in the Bible. The doctrine of inerrancy is inseparable from the doctrine of inspiration. It’s quite simple actually. If God told Moses to write something down and God is the author, then there can be no mistake because God is perfect.

The Inerrancy of Scripture
Doctrine
Rev. Scott Elliott
The Inspiration of Scripture

2 Timothy 3:16 tells us that “all scripture is breathed out by God” and therefore God is the ultimate author and source of every word in scripture. There were over forty authors writing with their own unique styles and yet every one of them was guided by the Holy Spirit.

The Inspiration of Scripture

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The Doctrine of God

The Doctrine of God

It is seemingly impossible for finite beings to wrap their minds around a infinite God. In fact everything we know about God is limited and only a fraction of his immense being. All that we know about God is what God himself has chosen to reveal to us. Without God revealing himself to us we would not know him at all. He is incomprehensible. God has made himself knowable in part through general revelation as we look at his creation and he has made himself known more fully though special revelation as we read his word.