Can online popularity make someone a trustworthy authority on Scripture? In Part 2 of this discussion, Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland examine the growing debate over Jesus and Paul, and why Christians need to test online teaching against the Bible.
A large following, confident delivery, or compelling exposé doesn't establish theological authority. Alan and Jeff discuss the role of local church accountability, the risks of relying on internet influencers for biblical interpretation, and the Bereans' example in Acts 17:11: listen carefully, then examine the Scriptures.
They also consider why Paul's writings belong within the progressive revelation of Scripture, and how believers can discern God's direction for their own lives. The conversation turns to Paul's journey to Jerusalem in Acts 20, the counsel he received, and the difference between hearing advice and knowing what God has called you to do.
Join the conversation, study the passages for yourself, and consider where you're getting your understanding of Scripture.
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