How do we build sound biblical doctrine?

In Week 6 of our Road to Emmaus series, we discover that context is everything. Before we build a doctrine, we must first ask: Who wrote this book? Who was the audience? Why was it written? God's Word was never intended to be read in isolated verses but understood within the context the Holy Spirit inspired.

In Luke 24, Jesus opens the minds of His disciples to understand the Scriptures. Then in Acts 13, we see the Holy Spirit actively directing the mission of the Church by setting apart Barnabas, Paul, and John Mark to proclaim the Gospel to the nations. The same Holy Spirit who inspired the Scriptures also faithfully preserved the 66 books of the biblical canon, allowing believers in 2026 to confidently know, study, and proclaim God's Word.

Join Pastor Brent as we continue our journey on the Road to Emmaus and discover why understanding the author, audience, and context of Scripture is essential for faithfully following Jesus Christ.

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