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Understanding the care behind Bible translation calls us to humility, gratitude, and faithful attention to the meaning of God’s Word.

The greatest letter assures us that peace with God through Christ secures our future glory, giving us reason to rejoice even in suffering.

Faithful translations communicate Scripture’s meaning clearly, and comparing their strengths helps us understand and treasure God’s Word.

The greatest letter shows that through faith alone in the risen Christ, we become Abraham’s children and heirs of God’s promised new creation.

The Reformation was essentially a big NO to extra-biblical excess.

What is Sola Scriptura and does Scripture teach it?

Where did the Reformation come from and what is a Protestant? It's a Western Christian reform movement that holds to the Solas. It is historically reasonable and theologically wise to be a Protestant!

Carefully weighing manuscript evidence helps establish the New Testament’s original wording and strengthens our confidence in the faithful transmission of God’s Word.

We cherish and guard the gospel, for sinners stand righteous before God by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone.

The greatest letter silences our boasting: God justifies the ungodly through faith alone in Christ, giving freely what we could never earn.

We read parables, letters, and visions in context to understand God’s intended message and faithfully follow Christ.

The greatest letter reveals the heart of the gospel: through Christ’s sacrifice, God remains just while declaring sinners righteous through faith.

The greatest letter exposes our guilt and inability to save ourselves, preparing us to cherish the dawn of God’s grace in Christ.

Recognizing Scripture’s literary forms helps us grasp its intended meaning and respond to Christ with faith and obedience.

The greatest letter confronts our self-righteousness: God judges without favouritism, and neither religious privilege nor moral effort can replace our need for Christ.