
The Bible as One Story: Why Micro and Macro Interpretations Matter
The way we interpret Scripture profoundly shapes the way we preach, teach, disciple, and engage with God’s Word. One of the most important distinctions in
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The way we interpret Scripture profoundly shapes the way we preach, teach, disciple, and engage with God’s Word. One of the most important distinctions in

A unified story approach to Scripture begins with a simple but transformative conviction: the Bible is many books, but one story centred on one Person

“And beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he explained to them what was said in all the Scriptures concerning himself” Luke 24:27 (NIV). Understanding God’s Story

Do we really believe we can exercise control over God’s Word? Can the extraordinary be reduced to the ordinary? Can we grasp what’s sacred with our minds? Can the Story that runs deeper than our stories be governed by us? Can those in the world order the Word that brings order to the world?

Many people find Bible engagement a hit-or-miss affair. That’s unfortunate and unnecessary. There are tried-and-true ways to develop and maintain regular engagement with God’s Word.

“All Scripture is God-breathed …” 2 Timothy 3:16. The inspiration of Scripture should never be a matter of dispute among Christians, but are the Scriptures the only source for theology?

The key to interpreting the Bible … Different approaches to interpreting the Bible How can two astute people read the same passage of Scripture and

Correctly handling the Word of Truth… Teaching truth correctly. One of the last things Paul told Timothy was, “Do your best to present yourself to
Finding Jesus in the Old Testament … To the Jews who were persecuting Him, Jesus said, “These are the very Scriptures that testify about me”
Understanding the Old Testament … Jesus taught that He is the central theme of the Old Testament. This truth is clearly revealed in Luke 24:27),
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