In an age of competing truth claims and shifting cultural values, how can you know with confidence that the Bible is truly God’s Word? This compelling guide unpacks the doctrine of Scripture from a faithful Reformed perspective, helping believers develop an unshakeable trust in God’s written revelation.
With biblical depth and pastoral wisdom, this accessible book explores why we can trust the Bible’s divine inspiration, authority, and sufficiency for all matters of faith and practice. Students will discover how God’s Word was carefully preserved through history, why we can be confident in its inerrancy, and how it remains living and active in transforming lives today.
Through engaging discussion questions, real–world applications, and historical insights, readers will learn to:
Defend the Bible’s reliability with
confidence
Understand how Scripture interprets
Scripture
Apply biblical truth to
contemporary challenges
Grow in their love for God’s Word
Perfect for student ministries, small groups, or individual study, this book equips the next generation to stand firm on the authority of Scripture while engaging thoughtfully with today’s questions and doubts.
Track is a series of books designed to disciple the next generation in the areas of culture, doctrine, & the Christian life.
While the topics addressed aren’t always simple, they are communicated in a manner that is.
Endorsements
… Cory helps us to hear the urgent call of God at the heart of the biblical message: God has acted in history, to reconcile the world to Himself through the Cross. The Bible is his invitation to us to come to know Him.
David Strain Senior Minister, First Presbyterian Church, Jackson, Mississippi
This should be taken and given to people far and wide so that they may know how it is that we have the Bible we have, and why the Bible we have should be read and enjoyed!
Cory Brock is the minister of St Columba's Free Church in Edinburgh, part-time lecturer in theology at Edinburgh Theological Seminary, and the author, editor, or co-author of several books including Neo-Calvinism: a Theological Introduction (Lexham Press).
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