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Why Can We Trust the Bible?
September 2, 2025A Book Like No Other
The Bible is more than just an ancient text. It is God’s Word—His way of revealing Himself, His plan, and His promises to us. For Christians, the Bible is the foundation of faith and life. It isn’t just a collection of wise sayings; it is a living message that speaks into our struggles, joys, and everyday decisions.
“All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness.”
— 2 Timothy 3:16
What the Bible Contains
The Bible is made up of 66 books, written by around 40 different authors over 1,500 years. And yet, it carries one consistent theme: God’s love and His plan of salvation through Jesus Christ.
- Old Testament (39 books): History, laws, poetry, and prophecies pointing to the coming Messiah.
- New Testament (27 books): The life of Jesus, the growth of the early church, and letters teaching us how to follow Christ.
Despite being written across centuries by people from different walks of life—kings, fishermen, prophets, and scholars—the Bible fits together as one unified story.
Why the Bible Matters Today
The Bible isn’t outdated or irrelevant. It speaks directly to the struggles we face:
- When you’re anxious: it gives peace.
- When you’re confused: it gives direction.
- When you’re hurting: it brings comfort.
- When you’re lost: it points you to hope in Christ.
Jesus Himself said, “Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will never pass away” (Matthew 24:35).
How the Bible Helps Us
- Reveals God’s character: We learn who He is—loving, just, faithful, and merciful.
- Guides daily living: It shows us how to live with integrity, compassion, and wisdom.
- Strengthens faith: Through its promises, we see God’s faithfulness in the past and can trust Him in the present.
- Leads us to salvation: Above all, it points to Jesus—the Savior who gives us eternal life.
Final Encouragement
If you’re new to the Bible, don’t feel overwhelmed. You don’t have to understand everything at once. Start with the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John) to meet Jesus personally, then let God grow your understanding step by step.
❤️ Takeaway:
The Bible is God’s living Word—written for you, to guide you, comfort you, and lead you closer to Him.
✨ Still Have a Question?
If you didn’t find your answer here, don’t worry — you’re not alone. You can send your question directly through the Ask a Bible Question page and I’ll do my best to respond with guidance from God’s Word.
You can also leave your questions on my YouTube channel where I regularly share Bible verses, encouragement, and answers to common questions.




