Why You Can Trust the Bible
A powerful conversation on apologetics, biblical reliability, and why Christians must know how to defend their faith.
“We want the Bible to satisfy our curiosity and we want to learn facts and figures. And this book helps us do that to some degree. But I tell you what, we must always be moving toward the application of God’s word. God’s Word is written to make a difference in who we are, to guide us, to walk us, to give us light in this messy, old, ugly world. And we need to be able to show the relevancy. So we wanted to bring all of that together in this book.”
Dr. Yarbrough began his tenure as the 6th president of Dallas Theological Seminary on July 1, 2020. He also serves as Professor of Bible Exposition. Along with his responsibilities of leading DTS, he travels extensively leading tours and speaking at conference centers. Mark has authored several books, including, How to Read the Bible Like a Seminary Professor, Jonah: Beyond the Tale of a Whale, and Tidings of Comfort and Joy. He has been married for over thirty years to Jennifer, his high school sweetheart. They have four adult children, one son-in-law, and reside in Sunnyvale, Texas.
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