Exploring Bible engagement …
Here are five key posts from JumpIntoTheWord:
Why Christians Don’t Read the Bible
Yes, you read the title correctly. Research indicates that most Christians don’t read the Bible regularly. Here are their reasons . . . https://www.jumpintotheword.com/2013/08/01/why-christians-dont-read-the-bible/
Bible Engagement in a Digital Age
Technology writer Richard Carr suggests that books and book reading are in their “cultural twilight.” Some may disagree with Carr, but we can’t ignore the fact that innovation and change brought about by the digital revolution are reshaping the way people read . . . https://www.jumpintotheword.com/2013/11/08/bible-engagement-in-a-digital-age/
Pensees and Questions About Bible Engagement
What will the shape of Bible engagement be in the years to come? Here are some pensees and questions for consideration . . . https://www.jumpintotheword.com/2013/05/13/pensees-and-questions-about-bible-engagement/
Why Pastors Should Prioritize Bible Engagement
The single most beneficial thing pastors can do for their congregations is help them read and reflect on the Scriptures. Bible engagement is critical for spiritual health and growth. The primary catalyst for developing mature Christians is Bible reading coupled with reflection. In fact, Scripture reflection has twice the power of any other spiritual discipline to advance people in their love for God and others . . . https://www.jumpintotheword.com/2013/03/04/why-pastors-should-prioritize-bible-engagement/
How Do You Read the Bible?
People read the Bible differently. Some read it flippantly, fancifully, dismissively, selfishly or subjectively. Others read it academically or ardently. How do you read it? . . . https://www.jumpintotheword.com/2013/04/25/how-do-you-read-the-bible/
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Summary
Exploring Bible engagement. The JumpIntoTheWord Bible Engagement Blog explores crucial topics about Scripture engagement. “Why Christians Don’t Read the Bible” delves into the reasons many Christians neglect regular Bible reading, while “Bible Engagement in a Digital Age” examines how technology is changing the way people engage with books and Scripture. “Pensees and Questions About Bible Engagement” offers reflections on the future of Bible engagement, and “Why Pastors Should Prioritize Bible Engagement” emphasizes the importance of Scripture reflection for spiritual growth. “How Do You Read the Bible?” invites readers to consider their personal approach to engaging with the Word. A further 200 titles will help you learn more.
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