Hey guys, welcome to the podcast.

Happy Monday, as you guys know, it is Theology Monday.

Now when I say theology, it sounds like we're talking about these kind of complicated issues

every week, but of course we're not.

We're a lot of times where we're feuding some kind of pseudo-Christian lie that we've

heard in the mainstream and going to God's word and seeing what it actually says.

Sometimes we are talking about more complex subjects.

We're talking about more practical subjects like biblical suffering, but in everything

we always go back to the Word of God as our supreme authority.

And that's really what I want to talk about today.

Why reading the Bible and knowing our Bible and knowing theology is so important.

And that doesn't mean that we have to have every question answered about our eschatology

at all points.

Of course, all of that is very important, but it's a process.

It takes time and it all starts with knowing how to and even why to read the Bible.

This is a question that I get a lot, especially from people who are just becoming Christians.

They just don't know where to start.

And if that's you, I just want you to know that is the perfect place to be.

That's a normal place to be.

Anyone who has ever become a Christian, especially people who were not raised in the church,

have all asked that question.

There is not a single person who has become a Christian and said, oh, totally understand

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