What is the Bible, exactly? Before we can tackle the big questions like "Can I trust it?" or "Are there contradictions?", we have to settle a more foundational issue: Who is starting the conversation?

In this episode, we explore the concept of Revelation. Is the Bible just a collection of ancient human reflections on the divine, or is it God Himself breaking the silence? We discuss the massive shift that happens when we move from being the "judges" of the text to being the "listeners" of a Creator who has spoken.

We break down the three core pillars of revelation:

1. God Initiates: We don't climb to Him; He comes down to us.
2. God Informs: He provides real data about His character, His acts, and His promises.
3. God Governs: His Word carries an authority that challenges our culture, our traditions, and our personal feelings.

Whether you are navigating the claims of different religious traditions, wondering if modern prophets can add to the "story," or struggling with the perceived "arrogance" of claiming to have the truth, this episode provides a grounded, biblical framework for understanding why God’s Word must be the final court of appeal.

In this episode, we cover:

• The definition of Revelation: God starting the conversation.
• The difference between "Human Guessing" and "Divine Disclosure."
• Why Scripture must sit above church tradition and human institutions.
• The sufficiency of Christ as the final Word (Hebrews 1:1-2).
• Practical steps for approaching the Bible with a listening posture.