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Mark Ward

Mark Ward: State of the Channel 2026

By Filings on Fri, 01/09/26
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“By God’s grace, I have finished my first year being out on my own. I want to give a short state of the channel address. I want to mention what did not work in 2025, what did work, and where I see the channel going in the next year.” - Ward on Words

Mark Ward's "Authorized:" The Film!

By TylerR on Thu, 01/24/19
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Faithlife TV: In this surprising and entertaining film, Dr. Mark Ward explores the challenges facing readers of the King James Bible today. He shows why every English reader can benefit from today’s translations and why you might not be as fluent in KJV English as you think.

Review: ‘Authorized: The Use & Misuse of the King James Bible’

By Jim on Thu, 10/18/18
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Ward asserts that the KJV fails to pass the vernacular test. However, before he explains why the KJV fails to pass the vernacular test, he uses the Bible to helpfully demonstrate why our translations should pass the vernacular test. Mark Ward isn’t interested in convincing anyone because it’s his opinion; he grounds his arguments in the Word of God.

The Legitimate Concerns of the Next Generation of Christians in My Denomination

By Filings on Fri, 06/22/18
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“I was asked by Dr. Mike Harding to deliver an address titled ‘The Legitimate Concerns of the Next Generation (An Objective Analysis)’ at the Foundations Baptist Fellowship International (FBFI) annual meeting in Troy, Michigan, June 12–13, 2018.” M.Ward

Not Believing God Is and Should Be A Problem in Denying Perfect Preservation of Scripture

By Jim on Mon, 03/26/18
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Not Believing God Is and Should Be A Problem in Denying Perfect Preservation of Scripture

Authorized: An Interview with Mark Ward

By TylerR on Thu, 03/08/18

This year, Mark Ward published his book Authorized: The Use and Misuse of the King James Bible (Bellingham, WA: Lexham, 2018). In this book, he makes the argument that Christians deserve a Bible translation in their own common, everyday language - they deserve a vernacular translation:

Why I’m Still Here

By Jim on Tue, 04/18/17
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Why I’m Still Here

Introduction to the Bible for Bibles International

By TylerR on Tue, 08/09/16
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Mark Ward: I wrote the following introduction for Bibles International; it is being translated and placed at the beginning of Bibles all around the world.

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