Engaging The Word
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This volume teaches us how to use critical and practical tools to explore the Hebrew and Christian scriptures intelligently and perceptively by asking, What did they mean for their original audience? What do they mean for us today? The author introduces us to the key terms and concepts used by biblical scholars to understand the literal, historical, and prophetic meanings of the Bible. He explores with us Scripture passages that touch on ethical questions, the nature of God, the teaching of Jesus, and themes of liberation and escatology.
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Other Books in the Series
Designed to be used with: Discipleship Groups
Discipleship Groups is a cell group ministry program that was developed for church growth and that supports small groups in growing in faith. It includes a training program for small group facilitators, a tradition for adding new members and twelve initial sessions focusing on baptismal ministry (six sessions) and ministry in daily life (six sessions). Subsequent sessions can then be built around any of the books in this series.
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A detailed reference for clergy, lay leaders and small group facilitators. The guide offers an overview of each book in the series and makes suggestions for additional activities to encourage learning. 
This small group ministry program builds community, strengthens lay leadership and facilitates church growth. The groups gather to pray, study and share in order to be more faithful ministers in their daily life and work. 
This book helps us navigate the practical difficulties of reading the Bible explaining why the pages look the way they do, how to compare translation, and how to use notes and cross-references. 
A fourteen session study guide that leads adults or older youth through the first five books of the Bible using a PBS video and the companion book by Bruce Feiler. 
