During the 20th century, objections to Christianity largely centered on the historical reliability of the New Testament and claims of unscientific evidence supportive of the acts of Jesus. Today’s objections are much more powerful, however. 21st century people are less bothered by the supernatural occurrences in the Bible and are more concerned with how the stories of ancient Israel are relevant to their lives today. Modern audiences struggle to see the significance of the Bible and its need.

We can see from modern archeology how the Bible is the most historically reliable ancient document on earth, yet that often does not convince people of its truth. So, what does? How does head knowledge become heart knowledge? How does a crucified messiah get into our lives today?

This week, we will look not only at the “how” of trusting the Bible but also the “why”, and “what happens”, when we do. In this section of Peter’s letter, we find the key to seeing the Bible for all it's worth, historically and experientially, is to see the One it is all about.

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