How to Study the Bible-Part 3

We left off with this exercise last week: Exercise: Make observations in Luke 10:38-42, asking the following questions: Who? What? Where? When? How many observations can you make? One key to making good observations is to try to look at things from different...

How to Study the Bible-Part 2

Last week, we discussed one simple way to get started reading the Bible (SOAP). This week, I’d like to discuss my favorite method of studying the Scriptures–the inductive Bible study method. Inductive Bible study is the process of looking into passages of the...

Parent Cue for 1st week of March

As a church, we want to supply resources to help you as a parent move your kids forward in their journey of faith. To help you, we supply a weekly “Parent Cue” and “Kids Devotional”. (What is a devotional, I defined it in an earlier post that...

New Group on Thursdays

Interested in Multiply but can’t make Thursday nights? Starting next Thursday (March 14, 2013), we’ll have a Multiply Group meeting at the church’s worship space at 1pm. Feel free to bring lunch if it’s your lunchtime. We’ll make a pot of...

How to Study the Bible-Part 1

Recently I was asked how to study the Bible. Although a simple question, the answer is long. Some Background When I blogged a bit more on my personal blog, I wrote this: Several years ago, I worked with Young Life while living in New England. I’ll never forget a Bible...

Things that help you grow

Living things grow. While that statement might seem obvious, many times in our faith we don’t grow–we stagnate…we never move forward, becoming more like Jesus and enjoying the promised full, abundant life (John 10:10). One of the core actions we stress at...