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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026 · 39 MIN

Why Should I Trust the Bible? | David Doerner

from Frontline GR · host Frontline Community Church

When was the last time you actually read the user's manual for your car—and could we be treating the Bible the same way? You'll discover why the Bible has survived thousands of years of persecution and copyist errors to remain the most credible ancient text in existence, with over 25,000 handwritten manuscripts proving its accuracy. You can expect to learn the transformative purpose of Scripture—not just to inform you, but to reveal truth, correct what's wrong in your life, and equip you for what God created you to do. Plus, you'll get practical guidance on where to start reading and how engaging with the Bible just four times a week can statistically reduce anxiety, loneliness, and risky behaviors while increasing your faith and purpose.Passages in this message:2 Timothy 3:15-17Hebrews 4:122 Peter 1:19-21Psalm 74:12-13Psalm 23Psalm 46Psalm 91Subscribe to stay updated with the latest content from Frontline!TAKE YOUR NEXT STEP HERE:frontlinegr.com/nextVISIT US IN PERSON:Frontline Community Church4411 Plainfield Avenue NE, Grand Rapids, MIYou can support the ministry happening at Frontline at frontlinegr.com/giving#frontlinegr #grandrapids

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