It's one thing to affirm in errancy. It's another thing to believe that the Bible is sufficient for all of life and godliness and it's another thing to practice that.

And so here's my concern. We begin to entertain the questions. Maybe it's not so sufficient

anymore. As Christians, we must stand firm.

As the scriptures are attacked by scientists and academics,

as sociologists and other ideology seek to undermine the opening

chapters of Genesis, we need to be reminded that scripture is sufficient, even for the challenges of our day.

You're listening to the Wednesday edition of Renewing Her Mind,

and today we conclude three days in Stephen Nichols' six-part series,

A Time for Confidence.

As we seek to stand firm as objections, cancellations,

and even persecutions threaten Christians, we all need to be reminded where to place our hope,

our trust, our confidence. And that's why Dr. Nichols recorded this series and wrote the companion book. Consider taking the time to work through the messages

and read this timely book when you give a gift of any amount at renewing your mind.org.

Remember that this offer ends at midnight. So here's

Dr Nichols to remind us that we all should have confidence in the Bible.

In this session we're going to talk about putting our confidence in God's word.

If we go back to some of those things we were talking about in our first session together,

those moments that are causing this time of change,

the systemic rapid change that we're seeing around us.

If we go back to this cultural confusion, we can see some interesting parallels between a debate

that's happening right now and a debate that happened back in that period from the 1880s to the 1910s.

In fact, one of the things we probably should be saying

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