New Vision for an Old Story

<DIV><P>When Anne Robertson asked a bunch of people on the street what came to mind when they heard the word <I>Bible</I> she was met with a flood of mixed responses—words like <I>wisdom</I> <I>lies</I> <I>faith</I> <I>rules</I> <I>ancient history</I> <I>bigotry</I> <I>poison</I> and many more.</P><P>What she realized was that we all read the Bible through filtered lenses according to our varied expectations of what the Bible is or should be. But says Robertson the Bible as a whole is primarily God’s <I>story</I>—a story of relationship community and love.</P><P>Robertson’s <I>New Vision for an Old Story </I>gives readers the right lenses to see beyond the printed page to the God who encounters us in dynamic relationship and transforms our lives. The very nature and message of Scripture are rooted in incarnation. When we need to navigate community truth fear and suffering the Bible— God’s own story—can guide us through it all.</P></DIV>