Galatians 3:28 is often misinterpreted to eliminate gender roles and reduce the very concept of gender to a social construct. In this video, Andrew Curry examines the text with proper context, reinforces the need to use Scripture to check Scripture, and rejoices in the true meaning of the text which displays the glory of atonement and the fact that there are no second class citizens in the kingdom of heaven.

2 Chronicles 7:14 is often taken out of context and superimposed on modern countries as a call for change, especially in the USA. In this video, Andrew Curry dives into the original context and teaches us how to approach this text the right way.

In this video, Andrew Curry explains the importance of knowing the mind of God in Scripture and getting to the true purpose of the text rather than man's opinion of what it means to them.

"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me," is often quoted and claimed by many entering a challenge or sporting event. In this video, Andrew Curry from The Master's Seminary explains to Costi Hinn the context of this verse and how Philippians 4:13 can truly encourage the believer.

There is a way to approach the Bible that many scholars and theologians would say is the most accurate and helpful for keeping the train on the tracks when it comes to trying to interpret the Bible. In this video, Andrew Curry from The Master's Seminary explains to Costi Hinn what the literal, grammatical, historical method is and why it is important.

In this video, Andrew Curry from The Master's Seminary shares with Costi Hinn why prayer is vital before studying the Word.

Many Christians read the Bible for what it "means to them" in their current circumstance. Are they missing something? In this video, Andrew Curry from The Master's Seminary shares with Costi Hinn why correct interpretation is vital when reading the Bible.

"Judge not, lest you be judged" is often thrown out to deflect personal rebuke or stop false teachers' exposure. In this video, Andrew Curry from The Master's Seminary shares with Costi Hinn why the context of Jesus' words shows a call to personal holiness.

Many people will put Jeremiah 29:11 somewhere in their home or on social media, or claim it as their life verse, desiring the prosperous life it seems to promise. In this video, Andrew Curry from The Master's Seminary shares with Costi Hinn what this verse actually means in context and how the believer can be encouraged to trust our faithful God.