A young friend of Nancy Lee DeMoss was questioning the faith he'd been brought up with.

After listening to his questions, she gave him this to think about.

You know, I don't think your issue really is that you can't believe this stuff.

I think your issue is you don't want to believe it because of the demands you know it's going to make on your life.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Friday, November 1st.

Say you've brought up your child to know all about the Bible, and when she enters college,

she suddenly starts questioning the validity of all she's learned in the past.

What do you do?

Nancy Lee DeMoss will address that topic.

She was recorded during a question and answer time after one of our recording sessions.

She'll also explain how to keep your focus on Christ day by day and address what it means

to rule and reign with him.

During this Q&A, one mom stood up wondering how to help her daughter.

She was taking a class with the professor who was making her re-examine the doctrine of biblical

inerrancy. Here is how Nancy responded. There has always been a stream of religious folks who have tried in various ways to undermine the authority

and the veracity of scripture.

And so that is not new.

And especially since the Enlightenment with German higher criticism. That's where a lot of this came from.

But that wasn't even the beginning of it. It starts back in the Garden of Eden, has God said,

you know? But there have been those who think that they are smarter than God. And I don't mean that

disrespectfully of them. I'm just saying there is a concerted attempt on the part of many in liberal theology today to undermine the veracity, the validity, the inerrancy of Scripture. That's not a new thing, and it's been a ferocious attack at some points. And you have people embedded within even Bible colleges or pastors and churches at some points

who will raise these kinds of questions.

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