066 // How Can You as a Christian Author Know the Bible is True? (Why Believe the Bible series, part 1)

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As Christian authors, you and I have the awesome privilege of writing fantastic stories told from a godly perspective. And what’s the basis of that perspective? The Bible.

The Bible should establish the foundation and framework for our lives and our stories. The Bible should be our ultimate source for absolute truth in the midst of a world that doesn’t want to believe such a thing as absolute truth exists.

But why should we believe the Bible? How do we know the Bible is true?

To answer those questions, I’ve brought on a special guest (my dad, Harry Schaefer!) to teach you and me why we can and should believe the Bible. This episode thus marks the start of a three-day, five episode Why believe the Bible? event.

This podcast series is by no means a comprehensive study of the topic as there are countless ways to defend our faith and the veracity of the Bible. This series is designed to teach you some practical, logical ways and reasons to believe the Bible is true.

Your friend,

DK

Next Steps:

Listen to the entire series:

• Ep 66: How Can You as a Christian Author Know the Bible is True?
• Ep 67: These 2 Prophecies Prove the Bible is True
• Ep 68: 3 Evidence-Based Reasons to Believe the Bible is True
• Ep 69: 1 Unlikely Source Outside the Bible that Helps Prove the Bible is True
• Ep 70: 2 Recent Discoveries that Verify the Bible is True

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