In this episode, Office Hours talks to Rev. Zach Keele about his new book, “The Unfolding Word: The Story of the Bible from Creation to New Creation.”

How do we deal with apparent inconsistencies in the Bible? Dr. Baugh addresses this question in this installment of Westminster Answers!

In this particular lecture, we explore not only what the Bible says, but how the Bible says it, focusing on the narratives of the Bible. Each narrative is a carefully-crafted historical story of Jesus Christ, a story that employs the artistic and literary conventions of the time and told by authors who offer their unique and personal perspectives. Reading the narratives more carefully can help us to better read and enjoy the Word of God

Westminster recently received a 400-year-old Torah scroll. Watch to learn about the history of scroll-making, as well as to see this past week's dedication and unveiling event.

Julius J. Kim's session at “The Unfolding Mystery: Reading and Applying the Bible” conference.

Michael Horton's session at “The Unfolding Mystery: Reading and Applying the Bible” conference.

S. M. Baugh's session at “The Unfolding Mystery: Reading and Applying the Bible” conference.

Joshua Van Ee's session at “The Unfolding Mystery: Reading and Applying the Bible” conference.

Dennis E. Johnson's session at “The Unfolding Mystery: Reading and Applying the Bible” conference.

W. Robert Godfrey's opening talk at “The Unfolding Mystery: Reading and Applying the Bible” conference.

The importance of the Word of God is always to challenge our way of thinking so that our minds might be transformed.