The sermon titled 'Inerrancy Matters' by David Green discusses the importance of Biblical inerrancy in three main areas: the truth of the gospel, the value of Christ, and the response to scientific conclusions. Green argues that if the historical facts of the Bible are not true, the theology based on them is questionable. He emphasizes that a reliable Scripture is essential for a reliable Savior, highlighting the connection between inerrancy and faith in Christ's value. Furthermore, he points out that believing the Bible contains errors can lead to an increased acceptance of scientific theories that contradict Biblical teachings, such as theories about the age of the universe or contemporary issues like gender identity.

Inerrancy governs our confidence in the truth of the gospel. What do we mean by that? Well, if the historical facts recorded in the Bible are not true, How do we know the theology behind them is true? Number two, inerrancy governs our faith in the value of Christ. We cannot have a reliable Savior without a reliable Scripture.

Number three, inerrancy governs our response to the conclusions of science. If we believe that the Bible contains errors, we'll be quick to accept scientific theories that appear to prove the Bible wrong. These theories appear in the world and including in the so-called Christian world From anything that includes billions of years for the universe all the way to the current gender confusion that is happening all over the place in our country.