3 | The Word is the Flame to Our Candle

In this episode, we’re diving deep into the foundation of our faith: Scripture. Have you ever wondered what the Bible really is, how it was formed, who wrote it, and whether it can truly be trusted? Today, we’re starting a new Deep Bible Series to answer these important questions and explore why God’s Word is the flame that keeps our candle burning.

We’ll talk about what the Bible is—a unified story that points to Jesus from beginning to end—and how God used about forty different authors over 1,500 years to write His inspired Word. I’ll walk through the history of how the canon of Scripture was formed, what made certain books authoritative, and why we can have confidence in its accuracy today. We’ll also look at the Dead Sea Scrolls, translations, and why it matters that God’s Word has remained faithful across generations.

Along the way, I’ll share personal stories of how Scripture has strengthened me in moments of loneliness, guided me in my faith journey, and become the anchor I return to again and again. Together, we’ll reflect on the truth that the Bible is not just a book of ancient words, but the living Word of God that reveals His character, His story of redemption, and the way of salvation.

This episode will encourage you to see the Bible as more than just a text—it is the very flame that lights our path (Psalm 119:105). I’ll also challenge you to spend time daily in God’s Word and even try memorizing Psalm 119:105 this week as a reminder that His Word continues to guide us.

Grab your Bible, light your candle, cozy up with your favorite fall drink, and join me as we remember that her candle still burns—because His Word is the flame, and His light never fades. ✨