David
Know the Bible
- Joined
- May 13, 2025
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- 793
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- 67
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- Charlestown, IN
- Website
- know-the-bible.com
- Gender
- Male
- Country
- United States
A Christian forum should exist for one reason above all others: to bring believers into faithful submission to the Word of God. Scripture does not call Christians to build communities around opinion, tradition, or personality, but around truth. Jesus prayed, “Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth” ~John 17:17. Any Christian forum that drifts from that foundation loses its purpose.
Many Christian forums today are built to keep conversations comfortable rather than biblical. Scripture is quoted selectively, doctrine is treated as optional, and disagreement is discouraged even when the gospel itself is at stake. Yet the Bible commands believers to examine all things ~1 Thessalonians 5:21, to continue in Christ’s Word ~John 8:31, and to contend earnestly for the faith ~Jude 1:3.
Biblical Truth Forum exists as a Christian forum for Bible discussion grounded in the authority of God’s Word alone. This forum is not governed by denominational loyalty, personal revelation, or cultural pressure. Scripture is the final authority. When God’s Word speaks, it settles the matter. “All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness” ~2 Timothy 3:16.
This forum is designed for Christians who want to grow in truth, test doctrine honestly, and be sharpened by Scripture. Questions are welcomed. Disagreement is allowed. What is not permitted is elevating opinion above the Bible or redefining the gospel to avoid offense. Scripture warns that many will profess Christ while rejecting His truth ~Matthew 7:21–23.
While unbelievers and seekers are welcome to read and ask questions, Biblical Truth Forum exists first to strengthen believers. Paul wrote that the church is to equip the saints so they are no longer “tossed to and fro, and carried about with every wind of doctrine” ~Ephesians 4:14.
If you are searching for a Christian forum where the Bible is taken seriously, where doctrine is tested by Scripture, and where Christ is honored above all, you are invited to join Biblical Truth Forum. Open the Scriptures. Examine what is taught. If Scripture corrects us, we submit to it.
Many Christian forums today are built to keep conversations comfortable rather than biblical. Scripture is quoted selectively, doctrine is treated as optional, and disagreement is discouraged even when the gospel itself is at stake. Yet the Bible commands believers to examine all things ~1 Thessalonians 5:21, to continue in Christ’s Word ~John 8:31, and to contend earnestly for the faith ~Jude 1:3.
Biblical Truth Forum exists as a Christian forum for Bible discussion grounded in the authority of God’s Word alone. This forum is not governed by denominational loyalty, personal revelation, or cultural pressure. Scripture is the final authority. When God’s Word speaks, it settles the matter. “All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness” ~2 Timothy 3:16.
This forum is designed for Christians who want to grow in truth, test doctrine honestly, and be sharpened by Scripture. Questions are welcomed. Disagreement is allowed. What is not permitted is elevating opinion above the Bible or redefining the gospel to avoid offense. Scripture warns that many will profess Christ while rejecting His truth ~Matthew 7:21–23.
While unbelievers and seekers are welcome to read and ask questions, Biblical Truth Forum exists first to strengthen believers. Paul wrote that the church is to equip the saints so they are no longer “tossed to and fro, and carried about with every wind of doctrine” ~Ephesians 4:14.
If you are searching for a Christian forum where the Bible is taken seriously, where doctrine is tested by Scripture, and where Christ is honored above all, you are invited to join Biblical Truth Forum. Open the Scriptures. Examine what is taught. If Scripture corrects us, we submit to it.
