This week, we are starting a new sermon series, “Why We Believe What We Believe." During this series, we’re going to be covering a lot of important topics; and the main point of this series is to give the knowledge, the understanding, and the ability to articulate why you believe what you believe if someone asks you about it. So, in many ways, this series is going to be a 14-week apologetics, or defense of the faith, course. And, with that in mind, I wanted to start this series off with a look at why we believe the Holy Bible to be the inerrant and infallible Word of God because everything else that we are going to talk about in this series is dependent upon the belief that the Bible truly is the Word of God. If the Bible isn’t the inerrant and infallible Word of God, then everything that we believe becomes null and void. Therefore, I believe that any true defense of the faith MUST start with a defense of the inerrancy and infallibility of Scripture. So, that’s where we are going to start this series today. We're also trying something new during this series, at the end of the sermon each week, there will be a time for the congregation to ask questions, express doubts/concerns, or even push back on something that was preached. If you've ever felt like church is a place where you can't ask questions, come and join us; I promise your questions are welcome here!