Sadly, as with so many other terms like “religion” (cf. James 1:27), the term / concept of “openmindedness” has become a bad word in most sectors; but just because men mess up such words / ideas doesn’t mean that the Bible doesn’t still teach it as being a positive notion if understood / carried out in the correct manner. This is a VERY, perhaps the MOST, important topic of this entire website, so please take the time to consider my thoughts in this PDF HERE. Or listen to the audio below:

 

This study was put into powerpoint format (which is much more pleasing to the eyes to read/follow), and then I converted the powerpoint file into Acrobat PDF format. Check it out HERE. Or listen to the audio version below:

 

Did you know that Jesus not only spoke of being careful concerning “what” one hears, but also bof being careful “how” one hears? Yes,  He did in Luke 8:18. So consider in this PDF the motives of hearing as well as the wrong and right kinds of hearing. You can also listen to this PDF in audio form below:

 

Is it possible for us to have at least some semblance of unity in bibical understanding? I believe so. Check out my PDF notes HERE. Or better yet and what I use in the following audio, see it with a powerpoint look and feel in PDF HERE. 🙂

 

How many of these rules of interpretation do you know and practice consciously? And how many of them to you practice subconsciously? If you do have quite a few you practice subconsciously, after listening &/or reading through the attractive PPT slides in PDF format those rules will become ones you practice consciously. 🙂 This study was put into powerpoint format (which is much more pleasing to the eyes to read/follow), and then I converted the powerpoint file into Acrobat PDF format. Check it out HERE.  And/or listen to it at the following link:

 

I came across this very cool information many years ago, and now if you look for this type of info online you can find gobs of it. Check out this PDF of a powerpoint presentation HERE. 🙂

In five verses the Apostle Paul taught at least ten characteristics about God’s Word that we should all take to heart. In this PDF of a powerpoint presentation HERE, you’ll find a very attractive layout of these attributes from 2 Timothy 3:15–4:2. 🙂 Or you can listen to this presentation below: