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It is essential to the Christian faith that we affirm the historical nature of God’s stories in the Bible. They are testimonies and witnesses to real people and events. God has acted in history! Nevertheless, the Bible’s stories do not read like a newspaper account or a modern history book. The way the authors of Scripture wrote history is different in many ways from what we expect. Thus we need to carefully examine how the Bible writes history lest we misinterpret it as we bring our assumptions to the text. 

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

WSC's 4th Presidential Inauguration of Professor Joel E. Kim took place on January 9th, 2018.

“Not only are [the Faculty] really committed to their scholarship and the academic aspects of what they teach, but also their personal commitment to their faith, their godliness, and the example they set for us all.”

Meet Mark Holmlund, a Masters of Historical Theology student.

Leviticus is a book that many Christians tend to ignore because they believe it is too dull or too complex. However, in this episode of Westminster Answers, Dr. Van Ee explains the importance of studying Leviticus and how proper knowledge of it is essential to understanding the New Testament.

“For those of us who belong to Christ, the idea that God glorifies himself and that all glory belongs to Him is actually really good news.”

Watch as Dr. VanDrunen talks about the importance of soli Deo gloria! You can check out the rest of our 5 Solas series on our website or mobile app.

“The Scriptures are the sole, final ruling authority for the Christian faith and the Christian life.”

Watch as Dr. R. Scott Clark explains the importance of sola scriptura.