Better Bible Reading Podcast

Episode 14: In this episode, Kevin talks about Logic in the Bible. While this might sound too technical to matter in our ordinary reading, Kevin gives two key examples of Logic in the Bible to prove how important it is for us to recognize logic in our Bible reading. Podcast show notes available here: https://www.betterbiblereading.com/episode14

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In today's episode of the Better Bible Reading Podcast, we continue our series on the writing methods and styles used in the Bible. Episode 11 is about the writing style of the New Testament authors, known simply as Old Testament verse quotations. You'll learn three different types of quotations and how to find these to improve your Bible reading. For more Bible reading tips and techniques, you can find me at betterbiblereading.com

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In this episode of the Better Bible Reading Podcast, we continue our series of episodes that talk about the importance of understanding the writing methods and styles used in the Bible. Today we'll cover what parallelism is and how important it is to help us understand the meaning of the Bible. For more Bible reading tips and techniques, you can find me at betterbiblereading.com

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In this episode of the Better Bible Reading Podcast, we are starting a new series of episodes that talk about the importance of understanding the writing methods and styles used in the Bible. Our first writing style to mention is biblical narrative. For more Bible reading tips and techniques, you can find me at betterbiblereading.com

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If someone asked you 'what is the New Testament', what would you tell them? How you would define the New Testament? You might find it much more difficult to answer that confidently than you think! In today's episode, I want to give you two categories to use when thinking about the New Testament: The sky (aerial) view and the ground zero view. Thinking about the message of the New Testament and the content of the New Testament books in these categories will be very helpful to use when answering the question 'what is the New Testament' for others and for ourselves! For more content, head over to betterbiblereading.com 

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We all know it's good to read our Bibles, but many of us just can't seem to find the time for steady, daily reading. But for all the reasons we might give for those missed reading days, it comes down to an issue of necessity. The question we should ask ourselves is this: Is the Bible absolutely necessary for me? If it is, then it is no longer a question of if, but how. That's what this episode is all about. Once we decide that reading the Bible is not an 'if' issue but a 'how' issue, we can begin to learn what Paul calls "redeeming the time." Today is all about redeeming our Bible reading time by sharing the most important time management tips for Bible reading. If you have been helped by this episode, would you consider subscribing to the podcast channel and sharing this with someone you know? For more content, check out the site at betterbiblereading.com

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Do you think about the Bible as a library? If you want to find something in the library, you start by knowing what section to look for and then going to that right section. It might surprise you to know that this is exactly how the Bible is categorized for us. While there is much more to the Bible than genres, understanding how to read the genres of the Bible is an important step towards better Bible reading.

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What is the relevancy of the Old Testament for modern day people? We skim through it from time or time or painstakingly work through it for our Bible reading plans, but should we willingly spend our time in those books? Today our guest Stephen Spinnenweber tells us that not only is the Old Testament beneficial for us to read today, but it is actually a primary place to hear the gospel when it is preached to us! This is a great conversation that is helpful to anyone who is trying to understand how we should view the Old Testament as 21st century Christians.

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