What do evangelicals mean when we say we believe in biblical authority? Today on the BreakPoint podcast, John Stonestreet talks with theologian and Grove City College Professor Carl Trueman about the notion of biblical authority and the interpretation of Scripture and how Christians have thought about them since the early days of the Church, during the Reformation, the 20th century, and today.
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