“Without guidance, a people will fall,
but with many counselors there is deliverance.”
-Proverbs 11:14 CSB
Christians believe that the Bible is not only true, but also clear. So why is it that we can also say that ethnic diversity increases our knowledge of the Bible? Dr. Nate Brooks of Reformed Theological Seminary joined us to discuss diversity as one of the many good gifts God has given us to help enrich our understanding of His word.
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