We should all be interested in God's agenda and not our own agenda.

In other words, God's agenda should also be our agenda.

Why do we so often substitute it with our own agenda?

Why so many denominations?

If the WO issue was so clear, then why is this an issue in the first place?

This is a example of not properly proof texting the Bible in relation to this issue and any other issue, which brings us back to the question on how should Scripture be used?

Good question!!!!

What are the different methods being used?

Fundamentalism had multiple roots in British and American theology of the 19th century.[11] One root was Dispensationalism, a new interpretation of the Bible developed in the 1830s in England. It was a millenarian theory that divided all of time into seven different stages, called "dispensations," which were seen as stages of God's revelation. At the end of each stage, according to this theory, God punished humanity for having been found wanting in God's testing. Secularism, liberalism, and immorality in the 1920s were believed to be signs that humanity had again failed God's testing. This means that the world is on the verge of the last stage, where a final battle will take place at Armageddon, followed by Christ's return and 1,000 year reign.[12] One important sign is the rebirth of Israel, support for which became the centerpiece of Fundamentalist foreign policy.[13]

A second stream came from Princeton Theology in the mid-19th century, which developed the doctrine of inerrancy in response to higher criticism of the Bible.[14][15] The work of Charles Hodge influenced fundamental insistence that the Bible was inerrant because it had been dictated by God and written by men who took that dictation. This meant that the Bible should be read differently from any other historical document, and also that modernism and liberalism were believed to lead people to hell just like non-Christian religions.[12]

The committee is also spending quite a bit of time on hermeneutics, the term used for how to read and understand the Bible. The various churches and denominations use different methods how they use the Bible. How many different methods should we be using in our church? Why do we allow different methods for various doctrines?