Are Written Materials Adding to God's Word?  (Pack of 10)

Occasionally, someone will say that Christians should not use written Bible studies—such as Back to the Bible, Fishers of Men, or Open Bible Study—to teach the gospel to sinners. “Just use the Bible” is their mantra.

Consider these verses and thoughts:

A Commonsense Question
Luke 24:27 records Jesus conducting a Bible study, using a “back to the Bible” approach. He started with Moses and then moved through the prophets showing that He was the Christ. What if someone listening that day had written down the Scriptures Jesus used and what He said in tying them together? Surely, if we had been there, this would have been a wise thing to do. What if the person then put those Scriptures and teaching points into a booklet, called it Back to the Bible or Jesus’ Teaching Approach, and shared it with others as a way to teach the gospel? Would that be wrong? Far from it. It would be wise.