Featured considering starting my own website

I use a lot of wix and webnode, generally for my poetic and gaming hobbies...but was considering starting one for theology-related concepts.
I don't feel tremendously spiritually equipped, but I do read my Bible, and my hope in this is that people would kindly correct where I am erring in study, or support a concept or thought maybe they had not considered. Perhaps there are others like me, who really desire to serve Christ but struggle to understand doctrine...a place I am definitely at in my life right now.
What do others think--is this a good endeavor?
I will say, I would prefer to share these links on Baptist Board as I feel my current Calvinist church may come on a bit too rigid.
I also think that if people see how I'm viewing and interpreting, perhaps they can guide me to a denomination that may be better suited, if need be; or if there is a serious doctrinal issue, in regards to salvation particularly, they I may be corrected.

 

a blog

 

ok, well here's a first sampling:
Let Go and let God? :: Jesusthoughts

 

It's more a reflection on the prominent Christianese quote "Let go and let God," analyzing the biblical accuracy of such a statement and if it has any merit. Scripturally, it does have relevance if the letting go is in the normal workings of life--but all too often people utilize the let go and let God in reference to a division or offense...when this is not a Scripturally accurate response.

 

I'm not sure why you say if I don't feel gifted...I'm not claiming to be a pastor/teacher or anything of the sort... My goal is simply to either be encouraged in study of the Word, or corrected if my theology is indeed flawed. There is quite a difference between being a pastor/teacher and reflecting on Scripture. We must all study it...If we simply take the teachings of a teacher simply on the basis that they are a teacher...we may be led astray. I only seek to share my devotionals and grow in the knowledge of our LORD Jesus Christ...which is a practice encouraged by the Bible.

 

You realize that without personal reflections and interpretation from non teachers, we would never have gotten luther, tyndale, or Calvin, right? This is one method of equipping, as I am allowing for criticism of my work, as opposed to an adamant my word is authority.
Also, do not measure my blog based on your feelings of me...measure my blog from Scripture, then see if it is false.

 

hermeneutics:how one interprets Scripture--two answers: referring to original Aramaic, Greek, and Hebrew to further analyze intended meanings; For example..predestination is the word prehorizo--a conjunction of the words prothesis and horizo--prothesis meaning preestablished and horizo meaning boundaries.
Also, interpreting Scripture with Scripture to maintain consistency.
Presuppositons--well, this is actually a dangerous question. No Christian ever presupposes the Bible to be true--they are either taught it is the true Word of God by a young age, or come to believe that as a result of their studies.. How did you learn 2+2=4? Well, it's a matter of fact, whether or not you believe it. But you didn't presuppose it, someone taught you this. The Bible is true, but I did not presuppose the Bible is True, the Bible is true because God has revealed it to be true through His word, which was assembled through councils that were under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. In other words, God taught people what to believe. The only presupposition that can truly be made is that God is real..as stated in Scripture, which are revealed by all of creation. The reason I believe the Bible to be true is because God opened my heart, according to His sovereign will, to believe that the Bible is a direct revelation of the triune God.
How can someone know God? Well, if the Lord opens their heart and calls them to believe this message: That Jesus Christ the God-man, God's only begotten son, lived a perfect sinless life, and died by crucifixion as a substitute for us, taking our sins on the cross, forgiving all our sins/iniquities, and was resurrected three days later. Now, therefore, repent of your former life and turn to God.

 

@DTaylor...the reason I say without personal interpretation we don't get Calvin, Tyndale, or Luther...was because the church was teaching complete heresy as authoritative Word of God...people who were seemingly well educated and had solid biblical knowledge, but they were completely corrupt...it was only through Luther's personal studies that he conveyed his 95 Theses--his own personal interpretation of the Bible...no group study..no scholarly study other than what the completely corrupt church taught him (this was right after the reign of the Borgias mind you), and without his own, personal interpretation, there would be no Protestantism at all. Now not everyone agreed completely with his 95 Theses, such was the case of John Calvin, whom disagreed in terms of free will vs. predestination--there is not much documented of the two's interactions, but of what we do have we know they greatly differed on the theology of predestination, but Calvin was also considered a heretic by the Catholic church. Without personal interpretation, Calvin would not introduce predestination.
Can we interpret wrongly? Absolutely...but this is why we need help of the brothers and sisters in Christ, to come to a mutually agreed upon understanding, but even then we may be led astray. We must all be careful.