Scripture has brought us light in darkness, strength in weakness, comfort in sadness. It isn't difficult to endorse the Psalmist's experience that the words of God are 'more precious than gold... sweeter than honey'.  
  
So it's distressing to watch the Bible being dislodged from its position of authority, not only in our nation but also in the church.  
  
Here we focus on the urgent need to continue in, respond to, interpret and expound God's Word.

About the authors viii  
Preface ix  
A note to the reader xi  
Series introduction: the Contemporary Christian - the then and the now 1  
The Bible: introduction 9  
1 Continuing in the Word 11  
2 Responding to the Word 24  
3 Transposing the Word 37  
4 Expounding the Word 58  
Conclusion: the now and the not yet 71  
Notes 81

John Stott

About the authors

Preface

A note to the reader

Series introduction The Contemporary Christian: the then and the now

The Bible Introduction

Continuing in the Word

Responding to the Word

Transposing the Word

Expounding the Word

Conclusion The now and the not yet

Notes

\["Looking for a fresh approach to the Bible? ","John Stott helps places the Bible back on the pedestal of truth ","You find new ways to experience and encounter the Bible"\]

The Bible is unchanging, even when our lives are constantly shifting. Here John Stott shows why we should always hold on to the constant of God's word.

Margaret Pursglove

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