Sobriety’s not required
Bible 201
The Bible is in a literary class of its own due to its keen interest in teaching you, the reader, how to understand its meaning. The story unfolds from left to right as any book does; however, it’s meant to be interpreted from right to left with Christ as the clarifying key. So, if Bible 101 is learning the basics of the story like the “who’s” and the “what’s,” Bible 201 is interpreting the why and the how by looking at it through the lens of Jesus and him crucified.
Blood that Speaks
Cain and Abel is a Story of Two Covenants
Greater and Lesser Lights
Reading the Stories of Jesus from Bethlehem to Gethsemane
Parted Hair, Parted Seas, and Jesus
How My Son’s Antics Helped Me Read an Old Story with Fresh Eyes
The Gospel According to Melchizedek
Bread and Wine is Enough
Shouts and Songs From Two Mountains
You Have Not Come to Sinai, but to Zion
Esther’s Kaleidoscope of Grace
More Than Providence Alone