In this final episode of How to Read the Bible Adam talks about a style of Bible reading that dates back to the 3rd century called Lectio Divina. It is a meditative type of Bible reading that involves four stages: Reading, meditating, prayer and contemplation. To contact Adam with questions or thoughts regarding this podcast email him at [email protected]

Let's take a more in-depth look at the 3 questions by using Precept Ministries inductive study method. Copy this link to get the PDF: http://dev-preceptwp.pantheonsite.io/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/HowToStudytheBibleInductively.pdf?utm_source=PMI_Poc-Team&utm_medium=Link&utm_campaign=DOWNLOAD_How-To-Study-The-Bible-Inductively

Asking good questions while you read the Bible is a great way to help you learn as you read your Bible. In this episode of How to Read the Bible, I present 3 questions that can serve as helpful guides in your Bible reading.

Do you find Bible reading boring, difficult, confusing? In this episode hear four tips to help make Bible reading more engaging.

I recently looked onto Biblegateway.com and saw that there were over 50 different English translations of the Bible to choose from! That is a lot! So how are you and I to choose which translation is best for our reading and study? Find out in this episode of How to Read the Bible.

The Bible is an incredibly common book, but what exactly is it? In this podcast episode we explore what the Bible is by talking about how the Bible came together. This episode features Zachary Ward, a grad student at Regent College and researcher on the topic of the "Canon of Scripture".

We live in a culture that would like to deny that truth is actually something beyond a person's opinions or thoughts. Truth is said to be limited by perspective and subjective to any and everything. In this episode we will continue to answer the question of why do we read the Bible, by exploring the Christian conviction that: We read the Bible because the Bible is truth.

Has anyone ever asked you, "Why do you read the Bible?" How would you answer? Would you point to your pastor who tells you that you should, would you pull out a reading plan and say, "I don't know, I just follow this plan." In this episode of How to Read the Bible, we explore the why of reading the Bible, by looking into 3 familiar passages.