Holy Heresies & Sacred Myths: When Scripture is Misunderstood

Holy Heresies & Sacred Myths: When Scripture is Misunderstood explores the everyday misunderstandings that slip into Christian thinking-often repeated so long they feel like gospel truth. This book looks at familiar verses, long-held assumptions, and well-meaning traditions, gently untangling where interpretation has drifted from what Scripture actually says. Written in an approachable and sometimes wry style, the book walks readers through examples ranging from Job's famous lament, to common sayings, to long-cherished "pet theories" that don't stand up to careful study. Drawing on decades of experience and clear biblical reasoning, it encourages believers to examine Scripture for themselves, understand its context, and recognise the difference between what the Bible says and what people often assume it means. This is a practical guide for Christians who want clarity without academic heaviness, depth without dogmatism, and solid truth without losing the joy of discovery. It aims to strengthen faith, not challenge it-offering readers the tools to rightly divide the Word, think carefully, and grow in spiritual understanding.