Contemplative Bible Reading: Experiencing God Through Scripture (Spiritual Disciplines Study Guide)
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A new way to read the Bible. Spiritual disciplines are simply ways to open ourselves to God. They help us become aware of the many ways God speaks to us and provide us with ways to respond to God. This book explores and explains how the historical disciplines and perspectives of the Christian faith can deepen both our walk with God and our community with others. Reading the Bible is something that most of us are familiar with. Some even do it regularly. But do we really think about how we read and respond to Scripture? How deeply do we allow ourselves to be impacted by it? Contemplative Bible reading (or lectio divina as it is often called) is an ancient method of approaching Scripture. Consisting of four parts this method begins with the selected biblical passage and moves to meditating praying and contemplating what God is revealing through the Bible. Many of us tend to think of meditation as something done individually but reflecting on Scripture in a small group invites us to act and encourages us to share with others how God is calling us to respond. Contemplative Bible Reading examines this spiritual discipline and invites your small group to approach Scripture in a new and challenging way. By exploring different passages and learning to hear Gods voice in them this guide will help you meditate and act on the truth of the Bible. Richard Peace PhD holds the Robert Boyd Munger Chair as Professor of Evangelism and Spiritual Formation at Fuller Theological Seminary. He is the author of numerous books including Noticing God.
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