The Canonicity of Scripture: How We Know the Bible Is Complete

Nathan Busenitz
Pastor-Teacher
Grace Community Church
July 10, 2022
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The Wonder of the Word

Sermons in this series

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The Bible is an amazing book. It is simple enough for a child to understand, yet so profound no team of scholars could ever exhaust the depths of its riches. Inspired by the Holy Spirit, it is unlike any other tome or volume. Living and powerful, it actively convicts the human heart, piercing the soul and renewing the mind. A precise implement in the hands of its divine Author, it never returns void, for God Himself energizes and empowers it. Its content is more precious than anything else, for it alone contains the words of eternal life. For those who know its truth, it is an immeasurable treasure. As Psalm 19 declares, “The judgments of the Lord are true; they are righteous altogether. They are more desirable than gold, yes, than much fine gold.”

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The Inspiration of Scripture: How We Know the Bible Is God’s Word

Abner Chou
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July 3, 2022

The Canonicity of Scripture: How We Know the Bible Is Complete

Nathan Busenitz
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July 10, 2022

The Preservation of Scripture: The Remarkable Story of Tyndale and the English Bible

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July 17, 2022

The Clarity of Scripture: How We Know What the Bible Means

Brad Klassen
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July 24, 2022

The Sufficiency of Scripture: How We Know the Bible Is All We Need

Brian Biedebach
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July 31, 2022

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Centered on the Word of God, Sunday worship services are the core of spiritual life at Grace Community Church.

Our Pastor of Staff, Nathan Busenitz, preaches on Sunday mornings, and our pastoral staff preaches on Sunday evenings on a rotational basis. Here you can find the sermon recordings from these services. Video recordings of the most recent full services can also be found on GCC’s YouTube channel. 

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Nathan Busenitz

Nathan Busenitz was unanimously affirmed as pastor-teacher of Grace Community Church on August 20, 2026. He began teaching at The Master’s University in 2000 and served as a full-time member of the pastoral staff at Grace Community Church from 2003 to 2009. In 2008, he began teaching historical theology at The Master’s Seminary and became a full-time faculty member the following year. In 2021, the TMUS Board of Directors appointed him executive vice president of The Master’s Seminary.
 
For many years, Nathan also co-pastored the Cornerstone Fellowship, where he taught, counseled, and discipled members of the Grace Church family. He later served as interim pastor of Grace Church before being appointed pastor-teacher.
 
Nathan and his wife, Beth, have four adult children, and two granddaughters.