Bible Workshop #2
Here is the second session in our four-part Daily Bible Reading Workshop. We’ve had hundreds of views for the first session and quite a lot of active feedback – we hope you’ll join us for both as we move forward in our presentation of easy-to-do ways that we can all get more out of our Bible reading every day. While the first session looked at vocabulary – understanding the words in the version of the Bible that we are reading – today’s session addresses using cross-references as a way to enhance our understanding of the Bible and gain an insight into what the biblical author(s) are trying to do.
This is the second of four short video sessions over the course of two weeks, covering just a small range of topics such as vocabulary, references and structure. We hope they will inspire you to read your Bible more often, to engage more with the text and – with only a few moments thought – find ways to gain a better grasp of the way the Divine Author has shaped the text to speak to us today and every day through His written word.
Developing community – one of the things that our short survey about Daily Bible Reading habits showed most people would like to do – takes a little time and trouble, to share your thoughts about a Bible study technique, or the way a text has spoken to you. But we’d love to hear from you and to be able to share this journey with you. So, when you have watched today’s video, won’t you click on the ‘blog’ link below the video to leave a comment on our blog or make a comment on social media.
By now, you know what to do: just click on the link below to go to the second workshop session
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