Can I Trust The Bible?
6 Weeks
Explore the evidence for the Bible’s reliability through ancient manuscripts, archaeology, eyewitness testimony, historical accuracy, and fulfilled prophecy.
Week 1
Textual Support For The Bible
Before you begin: Download the Open Book Review PDF and complete it as you work through this week’s ThinkCube. You’ll also need Why Trust The Bible (Amy Orr-Ewing) the assigned book for the weekly reading—use the link provided to purchase a copy, or borrow/check one out from your preferred source.
Remember, the weekly schedule is simply a guide—feel free to work through the material at your own pace.
ThinkCube Study
Download the Open Book Review PDF, then work through this week’s ThinkCube to explore the key evidence, arguments, and questions.
Weekly Reading
Read the assigned selection and take note of facts, statements, quotes, or statistics that might challenge skeptic beliefs.
Weekly Video
Watch this short video to examine related content and different perspectives on why the Bible is trustworthy and learn how to answer questions from skeptics concerning the validity and authority of Holy Scripture—and why we can confidently rely on it today.
Ready Responses
Study this week’s Ready Response Cheat Sheet to learn concise answers to common skeptical questions, along with Truth Bullets— you can remember and use in real conversations.
Week 2
Literary Accuracy Of The Bible
Before you begin: Download the Open Book Review PDF and complete it as you work through this week’s ThinkCube. You’ll also need Why Trust The Bible (Amy Orr-Ewing) the assigned book for the weekly reading—use the link provided to purchase a copy, or borrow/check one out from your preferred source.
Remember, the weekly schedule is simply a guide—feel free to work through the material at your own pace.
ThinkCube Study
Download the Open Book Review PDF, then work through this week’s ThinkCube to explore the key evidence, arguments, and questions.
Weekly Reading
Read the assigned selection and take note of facts, statements, quotes, or statistics that might challenge skeptic beliefs.
Weekly Video
Watch this short video to examine related content and different perspectives on why the Bible is trustworthy and learn how to answer questions from skeptics concerning the validity and authority of Holy Scripture—and why we can confidently rely on it today.
Ready Responses
Study this week’s Ready Response Cheat Sheet to learn concise answers to common skeptical questions, along with Truth Bullets— you can remember and use in real conversations.
Week 3
Eyewitness And Secondary sources
Before you begin: Download the Open Book Review PDF and complete it as you work through this week’s ThinkCube. You’ll also need Why Trust The Bible (Amy Orr-Ewing) the assigned book for the weekly reading—use the link provided to purchase a copy, or borrow/check one out from your preferred source.
Remember, the weekly schedule is simply a guide—feel free to work through the material at your own pace.
ThinkCube Study
Download the Open Book Review PDF, then work through this week’s ThinkCube to explore the key evidence, arguments, and questions.
Weekly Reading
Read the assigned selection and take note of facts, statements, quotes, or statistics that might challenge skeptic beliefs.
Weekly Video
Watch this short video to examine related content and different perspectives on why the Bible is trustworthy and learn how to answer questions from skeptics concerning the validity and authority of Holy Scripture—and why we can confidently rely on it today.
Ready Responses
Study this week’s Ready Response Cheat Sheet to learn concise answers to common skeptical questions, along with Truth Bullets— you can remember and use in real conversations.
Week 4
Historical Accuracy Of The Bible
Before you begin: Download the Open Book Review PDF and complete it as you work through this week’s ThinkCube. You’ll also need Why Trust The Bible (Amy Orr-Ewing) the assigned book for the weekly reading—use the link provided to purchase a copy, or borrow/check one out from your preferred source.
Remember, the weekly schedule is simply a guide—feel free to work through the material at your own pace.
ThinkCube Study
Download the Open Book Review PDF, then work through this week’s ThinkCube to explore the key evidence, arguments, and questions.
Weekly Reading
Read the assigned selection and take note of facts, statements, quotes, or statistics that might challenge skeptic beliefs.
Weekly Video
Watch this short video to examine related content and different perspectives on why the Bible is trustworthy and learn how to answer questions from skeptics concerning the validity and authority of Holy Scripture—and why we can confidently rely on it today.
Ready Responses
Study this week’s Ready Response Cheat Sheet to learn concise answers to common skeptical questions, along with Truth Bullets— you can remember and use in real conversations.
Week 5
The Bible Is Not Legend
Before you begin: Download the Open Book Review PDF and complete it as you work through this week’s ThinkCube. You’ll also need Why Trust The Bible (Amy Orr-Ewing) the assigned book for the weekly reading—use the link provided to purchase a copy, or borrow/check one out from your preferred source.
Remember, the weekly schedule is simply a guide—feel free to work through the material at your own pace.
ThinkCube Study
Download the Open Book Review PDF, then work through this week’s ThinkCube to explore the key evidence, arguments, and questions.
Weekly Reading
Read the assigned selection and take note of facts, statements, quotes, or statistics that might challenge skeptic beliefs.
Weekly Video
Watch this short video to examine related content and different perspectives on why the Bible is trustworthy and learn how to answer questions from skeptics concerning the validity and authority of Holy Scripture—and why we can confidently rely on it today.
Ready Responses
Study this week’s Ready Response Cheat Sheet to learn concise answers to common skeptical questions, along with Truth Bullets— you can remember and use in real conversations.
Week 6
The Bible Is A Divine Book
Before you begin: Download the Open Book Review PDF and complete it as you work through this week’s ThinkCube. You’ll also need Why Trust The Bible (Amy Orr-Ewing) the assigned book for the weekly reading—use the link provided to purchase a copy, or borrow/check one out from your preferred source.
Remember, the weekly schedule is simply a guide—feel free to work through the material at your own pace.
ThinkCube Study
Download the Open Book Review PDF, then work through this week’s ThinkCube to explore the key evidence, arguments, and questions.
Weekly Reading
Read the assigned selection and take note of facts, statements, quotes, or statistics that might challenge skeptic beliefs.
Weekly Video
Watch this short video to examine related content and different perspectives on why the Bible is trustworthy and learn how to answer questions from skeptics concerning the validity and authority of Holy Scripture—and why we can confidently rely on it today.
Ready Responses
Study this week’s Ready Response Cheat Sheet to learn concise answers to common skeptical questions, along with Truth Bullets— you can remember and use in real conversations.
