Bible Journey Plan

Editorial Policy

The biblical, editorial, originality, review, and correction standards used by Bible Journey Plan.

Biblical standard

The King James Bible is the standard for every Scripture quotation published on Bible Journey Plan. Scripture remains the final authority. Explanatory writing is commentary and is presented as such.

Original content

Articles, guides, and devotionals are written or edited for Bible Journey Plan. We do not copy commentaries, sermons, or articles from other ministries. Background resources may be consulted, but the published wording and organization are original.

Context and interpretation

Writers are expected to read the surrounding passage, distinguish promises from principles, identify the speaker and audience, and avoid using a verse as a slogan detached from its setting. When an interpretation is uncertain, the writing should not present speculation as settled fact.

Doctrinal review

Scripture quotations are checked against King James Bible Online. Supplemental background may be compared with conservative Bible teaching from Love Worth Finding Ministries, including the preaching ministry of Adrian Rogers, and Daily in the Word by Paul Chappell. These sources can help confirm context or explain a principle, but none is treated as equal to or above Scripture. If a supplemental source quotes another translation, the wording is not reproduced as Scripture; the published quotation is verified and presented in the KJV.

Review before publication

Material is reviewed for biblical references, KJV wording, the immediate and broader context, doctrinal clarity, originality, and practical usefulness before publication. Automated drafts are not published without human review and editing.

Corrections

Readers may report a factual, typographical, reference, quotation, or doctrinal concern through the contact page. Substantive corrections are made as promptly as practical, and pages display their latest review date.

Purpose and limits

Bible Journey Plan is intended for Bible study and Christian encouragement. It does not replace the ministry of a sound local church, and it does not provide medical, legal, financial, or professional counseling.