Misunderstood Bible Passages
Let’s look at what they call “hot passages” in the Bible
It’s important to know the context of a Bible verse before jumping to conclusions about what it means. It’s an important dialogue on the accurate interpretation of God’s Word.
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The steps laid out by Jesus, that lead to the restoration of a broken relationship
Confronting a friend or family member isn’t easy! Perhaps there’s a fractured friendship in need of repair.
Practical ways to repair a broken relationship
It’s not easy confronting someone who’s hurt you. It’s difficult to look past the heartache and extend forgiveness.
Confronting someone who’s in the wrong
It isn’t easy confronting someone who’s in the wrong. Let's study Matthew chapter 18, and find that when confrontation is needed, it should be done in the spirit of restoring the relationship.
Discover practical tools for restoring relationships
Broken relationships aren’t easy to repair. Perhaps there’s someone in your life who’s hurt you, and trust has been shattered.
Discussion on the delicate issue of reconciliation
Unfortunately, the church doesn’t always deal with sin in the most forgiving manner. At times it may even seem easier to shun a person rather than foster reconciliation. Let's review Matthew chapter 18.
Practical advice on how to accurately interpret the Scriptures
So often we bring our own preconceived interpretations to the Bible. We expect it to say one thing, and gloss over the verses that don’t fit our opinion. Continuing the series on “Misunderstood Bible Passages.”
The dangers of misusing or even misquoting Scripture
Have you ever received a note from a friend who tried to be helpful, but ended up making you feel worse? Perhaps they sent a thoughtful Bible verse to you, but it was out of context, and inappropriate in your situation.
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The "Discover the Word" Team continues their helpful conversation about commonly misunderstood Bible verses. They point out the importance of understanding the context of a verse, in order to know its true meaning.
Understanding the biblical context surrounding a verse to avoid missing the point
Jeremiah 29:11 says, “For I know the plans I have for you, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, ” It’s a verse that brings hope and encouragement to those going through tough times.
Focus on this encouraging verse in Scripture and discover the real power behind it!
The Bible declares, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” A powerful statement!
