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  • Why Is the Bible So Hard to Read? - How to Read the Bible Part 1 - KC #001

    Why Is the Bible So Hard to Read? - How to Read the Bible Part 1 - KC #001
    Oct 9 2025

    Matt and Josh discuss why the Bible can be so hard to read. They then contrast modern ways of reading the Bible with the 4 ways/senses the early Church used to read the Bible. They also discuss their own experiences with the Bible in their church traditions and a terrible movie they recently saw.

    CHAPTERS

    00:00 - Intro
    00:38 - Welcome
    02:55 - Him (2025) was Bad
    05:39 - Reading the Wrong Way
    09:59 - The Danger of Reading Alone
    19:00 - The Four Senses of Scripture
    48:15 - Reading the Bible in Community
    57:01 - Outro

    Books or references: Scripture and the Authority of God by NT Wright

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  • Teaser

    Teaser
    Oct 5 2025
    Times are changing fast, and in our increasingly complicated world, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed, not know right from wrong, truth from lie, and it can be hard to know what it looks like to respond as a faithful follower of Jesus. Kingdom Commentary is a series of discussions where we look at Jesus’s answer to the brokenness of our world: the kingdom of God. With thoughtfulness, nuance, and compassion, we take a look at the ideas, narratives, and tools that surround the kingdom of God (from the Bible through Church history) and discuss how they can shape our imaginations today so we can participate in the work of God here in our present time and place.
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