Posted by Enter the Bible on 5/6/2013 7:00 AM
by
Pastor Clint Schnekloth
So maybe you have decided to
read the Bible in one year
. Good for you! Now you are struggling with the very practical question:
Where can I find Bible study tools?
In previous months we've looked at how to
pick a study Bible
and where to
read the Bible online
.
Here's another way to study the Bible:
4.Read the Bible in its original languages
It may interest you to do a little research into the original languages.
There are a number of resources available, including: …
Posted by Enter the Bible on 5/1/2013 12:00 AM
Podcast discussion with Eric Barreto, Cameron Howard, and Matt Skinner. Article written by Eric Barreto.
Wouldn’t life be easier if we were all the same? If we all spoke the same language, wouldn’t we avoid so many of the conflicts and rifts that destroy our relationships? If we all shared a common culture, wouldn’t we all be much better off?
Where We’ve Gone Astray
Too often, Christians have hoped for a time when our differences would cease, when in Christ we would all
…
Posted by Enter the Bible on 4/8/2013 9:36 AM
by
Pastor Clint Schnekloth
So maybe you have decided to
read the Bible in one year
. Good for you! Now you are struggling with the very practical question:
Where can I find Bible study tools?
In previous months we've looked at how to
pick a study Bible
and where to
read the Bible online
.
Here's another way to study the Bible:
3. Use online study tools
Many people want to study the Bible, but with study tools embedded. For this purpose, there are many dynamic study resources. One of the best -- …
Posted by Enter the Bible on 4/1/2013 5:58 AM
Podcast discussion with Eric Barreto, Cameron Howard, and Mary Hinkle Shore. Article written by Mary Hinkle Shore.
Jesus was a small-town peasant in a Roman province far from the centers of political and religious power. People in such circumstances rarely threatened Rome in any serious way. A miracle-working Jewish prophet and teacher would not have posed much of a conventional threat to such power and brutality. For his own part, Jesus never took up arms, nor did he encourage his followers to
…
Posted by Enter the Bible on 3/11/2013 4:06 PM
by
Pastor Clint Schnekloth
So maybe you have decided to
read the Bible in one year
, or three years, or three months. Good for you! Now you are struggling with the very practical question:
What Bible should I read?
Many of us try to figure out whether we should read the Bible from a good study edition (and which one?) or whether we should read it online, on our mobile device, or Kindle.
Last month we looked at how to
pick a study Bible
.
Here's another way to read the Bible:
2. Read a free
…
Posted by Enter the Bible on 3/1/2013 6:00 AM
Podcast discussion with Eric Barreto, Cameron Howard, and Fred Gaiser.Article written by Fred Gaiser.
"My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" (
Mark 15:34
). Jesus was not the first to pray this prayer, nor was he the last. But when we hear this terrible outburst on the lips of Jesus, echoing the opening words of
Psalm 22
, we might be confused: Was not Jesus truly God? Was not Jesus "of one Being with the Father," as we confess in the Nicene Creed? So, how could God forsake
…
Tags: Jesus, cross, forsaken, Questions, Bible, Fred Gaiser, Psalm 22, lament, prayer, Mark 15, Bible Question, Enter the Bible
Posted by Enter the Bible on 2/13/2013 12:38 PM
Luther Seminary Professor Terry Fretheim reads Isaiah 43, the only verse in the Bible where God uses the phrase, "I love you."
Watch Fretheim explain why this passage is so powerful: "God values who you are. God honors your place in this relationship. And God places confidence in you to speak, and act, and pray in ways that God can use. For you are God's own vineyard, God's own garden of imagination, God's very own beloved."
Posted by Enter the Bible on 2/3/2013 10:35 AM
by
Pastor Clint Schnekloth
So you have decided to
read the Bible in one year
, or three, or three months, but you are struggling with the very practical question:
What Bible should I read?
Many of us try to figure out whether we should read the bible from a good study edition (and which one) or whether we should read it online, on our mobile device, or Kindle.
So here's one way to read the Bible:
Read a print Study Bible
I have two favorites. The
Lutheran Study Bible
is the one we give our
…
Posted by Enter the Bible on 2/1/2013 6:20 AM
Podcast discussion with Eric Barreto, Cameron Howard, and Sarah Henrich. Article written by Sarah Henrich.
Was Jesus married -- and why do we care?
In the wake of the recent publication of a small (1.5-inch x 3-inch) piece of a Coptic (an ancient language of Egyptian Christians)
manuscript
, we suddenly have "The Gospel of Jesus' Wife" along with speculation about Jesus' marital status and the presumption that the Church -- that mythical, monolithic entity -- is suppressing the whole truth. …
Tags: Jesus, Married, Wife, Questions, Bible, Sarah Henrich, Da Vinci Code, Coptic, sexuality, Bible Question, Enter the Bible
Posted by Enter the Bible on 1/1/2013 12:10 AM
Podcast discussion with Eric Barreto, Cameron Howard, and Gracia Grindal.
Article written by Gracia Grindal.
What is heaven like? While I believe firmly in heaven, and I use the images of Revelation frequently in my hymns, what heaven will actually be like is beyond my imagination. If it has strained the poetic gifts and talents of two great poets, Dante and John Milton, who base their poetry on Scripture, it will be beyond my limited abilities to describe.
Yet a closer look at how John Milton
…