We’ve all been there. You open your Bible, read a verse, and wonder, "What does this mean? And what does it have to do with me?" The Bible is God's Word, but it wasn't written in modern English to 21st-century people. It was written in ancient languages, across different cultures, to real people facing real issues in their own time. Hermeneutics is the process of learning to read the Bible well, with care, accuracy, and intention. It helps us cross the gap between their world and ours.

This article is your roadmap for doing just that. It will walk you through a proven method that brings clarity to the confusion and confidence to your Bible study.

HOW OUR PASTORS ANSWER THESE COMMON QUESTIONS!

1️⃣ WHAT IF I WAS BAPTIZED AS A BABY?

2️⃣ SHOULD I LET MY CHILD BE BAPTIZED?

Why Are We Moving? Where?

We’re not embellishing when we say we are FULL on Sundays. In church world, “full” often means 80% of seats occupied. But that’s not the math we’re working with here.

How often should churches take communion? What does Scripture teach? How do we approach it at The Garden?