The Ultimate Bible Study for The Rest of Us

A guide for individuals and groups, with suggested activities, discussion points, playlists and scripture

De: Ann Meyer

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

"As a former Sunday School Teacher and a Bible Study participant, I really appreciate this book! I think every Christian or even questioning Christian would really enjoy this book and and give you ideas of your own. Read this book; you won’t regret it!" -- Lila J.

Who Are the “Rest of Us”?
The “rest of us” don’t usually read Bible study books. We might not attend church every Sunday, but we try to live with quiet integrity and faith. We may know the words to old hymns but aren’t that much into singing them.
We’re not especially drawn to organized religion—we’re more about relationships. Our faith shows up more in everyday action than in rituals—maybe through volunteering, supporting a cause, or showing up for people who need us.
During the pandemic Ann Meyer led Bible studies via Zoom. Her friends discovered that even without attending church, they could still find real meaning in her authentic stories of Jesus and the Bible’s bold, complex characters. Their tales are relevant to the everyday struggles we all face.
Twenty-one of those lessons are now available in book form. With topics ranging from “The Call to Serve” to “Love vs. Lust” to “I’m Not Lying, I’m Exaggerating” this guide is ideal for new believers or anyone who wants to gain deeper wisdom from the Bible.
In this fresh, approachable guide, you’ll find:

• Bible study that’s beginner-friendly, with clear explanations that connect ancient stories to modern life
• Intriguing prompts to spark honest, thoughtful conversations
• Prompts, playlists, discussion prompts, trivia and creative activities that help bring the message home—perfect for solo reading or group study

If you’ve ever wished to better enjoy your Christian journey, this book is here to enlighten and entertain you along the way.

Bestselling author Ann Meyer comes from a long line of pioneer ministers — folks who braved wild prairies, blizzards, and Sunday potlucks with equal grit and determination. As she skimmed through some of her great-great-grandparents’ dusty sermon books, she realized that the hopes and struggles of 1870s settlers still resonate today. While her writing is fresh and entertaining, a bit of old-time religion is lurking under some of the lines.

For ages teen and up

Profits from this book will be shared between Kiva.org or MFSC.org (Feed My Starving Children)