Preaching the Gospel of the Kingdom of God.
In this How to Enjoy Bible Study a classic book on Bible study, biblical scholar E.W.Bullinger provides a handbook for discovering, understanding, and enjoying the Bible’s truths.
Understanding the Bible isn’t for the few, the gifted, the scholarly. The Bible is accessible. It’s meant to be read and comprehended by everyone from armchair readers to seminary students. A few essential insights into the Bible can clear up a lot of misconceptions and help you grasp the meaning of Scripture and its application to your twenty-first-century life. More than three quarters of a million people have turned to How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth to inform their reading of the Bible. This fourth edition features revisions that keep pace with current scholarship, resources, and culture.
This book covers reciving the Word (accurately understand the Bible and be able to interact with it on a personal level, to the point that God speaks to the heart); (2) to live the Word (“flesh out” God’s Word to the point that the truth permeates every aspect of the believer’s life, affecting decision-making, behavior and relationships); and, (3) to spread the Word (share the good news found in God’s Word with pre-Christians, and help them to receive the Word and begin living the Word).
This is a study book. If you do not have your Bible side by side with it as you study you will miss much of its value. The format I have used is simple. I have cited principles by which one can interpret the Scriptures, and then I have illustrated the use of those principles to analyze a portion of scripture. You will want to follow my an alysis step by step in your own Bible to really appreciate what I’m trying to do.
High Impact Bible Studies intended especially for devotional leaders and Sunday School teachers, this complete guide will help you integrate the message of the Scriptures into your own life so that you can effectively teach the good news to others.
The aim if the course is to teach a bible lesson. However the course goes far beyond basics. Teaching and preaching are compared. Audio visual tools are discussed. Instructional objectives arree and measured. Self evaulation is measured. The200+ page workbook includes scriptural and self test questions at the end.
The aim if the course is to teach a bible lesson. However the course goes far beyond basics. Teaching and preaching are compared. Audio visual tools are discussed. Instructional objectives arree and measured. Self evaulation is measured. The200+ page workbook includes scriptural and self test questions at the end.
Hermeneutics in 12 Lessons –Thisis actually a book of 12 separate lessons as taught in a class dealing with subjects then doing a casestudy on specific examples. Subjects include grammar, figures of speech and prophetic symbolism.
Hermeneutics in 12 Lessons –Thisis actually a book of 12 separate lessons as taught in a class dealing with subjects then doing a casestudy on specific examples. Subjects include grammar, figures of speech and prophetic symbolism.
My Homiletic Mark is the Director of the Institute for Christian Resources as well as a professor of New Testament at Ozark Christian College since 1990. Whether right or wrong, we understand a Bible passage not merely by what the text says to us, but by what we bring to the text–our presuppositions and attitudes (i.e. our hermeneutical construct). In other words, different people get differing meanings from the Bible, not because each Bible passage contains many meanings, but because we approach the Bible in different ways
