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Subjectivity

  • Workmen or Captives? Avoiding the Snare of Subjectivity
    Living the Faith Summer 2002

    Workmen or Captives? Avoiding the Snare of Subjectivity

    Dave Harvey August 9, 2002

      Pastor Harvey takes a serious look at how we interpret God’s Word and cautions us to avoid the trap of subjective impressions.   Meet Sarah, a widow and mother of two small children. Sarah’s life tends to ricochet between Frenzy and Loneliness, with frequent stops at a place called Exhaustion. Yet Sarah has a…

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