Giant, gargantuan trouble. In recent years, this method of “study” has crept into the classrooms of the Christian church and diluted our once-strong orthodoxy. It has led us down a path of spiritual relativity—where the Bible means whatever you think it means—and disconnects interpretation from the authority of the biblical text. Instead, the focus of Bible study becomes the “experience” of the reader. Listen to it again: “Shelley, what does that mean to you?” Bill’s question sounds so inviting and harmless.