In the article “God’s Word in human tongue,” the author argues that although the Bible must remain God’s unchanging Word today, many people no longer link the Scriptures with God’s Word and have come to view them merely as human writings shaped by modern biblical scholarship. He warns that this shift reflects a deeper crisis: the real issue is not textual criticism but the erosion of belief in God’s mighty works and miracles, which the Scriptures proclaim.

The article explains that faith in the Bible as the Word of God is not a jump into the unknown, because the Bible itself, the church, and above all the Holy Spirit testify to its truth. It concludes that the Holy Spirit speaks in the hearts of believers through the Bible, convinces them that its message is true and personal, and leads them to experience the persuasive power of the Spirit with an open mind and prayer.

The article explains that although many religions speak about knowledge, works, love and surrender, or rituals as ways to seek deliverance, they are not the same because they give different answers to who God is, what man’s problem is, and how salvation is found. It emphasizes that the Christian faith is centred on Jesus Christ, not merely as a prophet, teacher, or example, but as the Christ, the Son of the living God, who takes away sin through his death and resurrection.

Jesus Christ is the only way to the Father because he fulfilled the law, became our righteousness, and prepares the way into the Father’s house for all who believe in him. He is also the truth, because God has fully revealed himself and all his promises in him, and he is the life, because through the Holy Spirit believers share in Christ, know the only true God, and receive eternal life. Finally, the church must faithfully proclaim Jesus Christ as the way, the truth, and the life so that the world may know and worship him alone.