If you find reading the Bible difficult or frustrating at times, then this course is for you. Ten concise and informative sessions are delivered by presenters using Zoom. They aim to equip you with skills required to understand scriptural teaching and principles for yourself and so benefit from a new appreciation of the Bible. Whether you are already familiar with the Bible or are new to reading it, this course will provide you with plenty of information and the desire to begin reading more effectively.
"I spent many years searching for something, perhaps the meaning of life but every path I took led to a dead end with no answers. The course enabled me to take the right path by the message of the truth found in the Bible."
- Mike
"The course showed me the gospel message as revealed in the Bible and gave me the answers that no one else could. I have never looked back and each day has a purpose and the greatest hope I could ever hope for."
- Debbie
How to remove the "mystery" which many religions cast about the Bible.
How to use cross-references.
How to learn more in less time with effective study tools.
How to tackle the difficult language sometimes used in the Bible.
An overview of each book of the Bible in a concise, easy to understand manner.
History and chronology (the order of events) in the Bible.
Three tips for letting the Bible interpret itself.
How to read carefully (e.g. Adam and Eve didn't eat an apple).
How to overcome boredom when reading.
How to prove to yourself that the Bible is not a work of fiction.
When an understanding of Hebrew and Greek can help, and why it isn't essential to Bible understanding.
What the title "Christ" means, plus plenty of other definitions to make Bible reading easier.
How Science is reconciled with the Bible.
What happens at death.
Why quoting a single passage is dangerous (how to keep in context).
About the Jews and why they are so important in the Bible.
Why the Bible seems difficult to understand in parts and how it can be simplified.
How so many interpretations of the Bible developed.
Why there are four gospel accounts.
When and how to gain an understanding of the book of Revelation.
Why God allows so much suffering and wickedness in the world.
How critics of the Bible "prove" their criticism.
What the differences are between Bible versions and how to choose the best version for yourself.
Why there is an Old Testament and a New Testament.
How the Bible deals with the age-old question "Is man good or evil?".
How to use books of reference plus the use of online Bibles for your pad, phone, or laptop and the study tools they provide.
How to use a simple plan to read the whole Bible in a year.
"I had many unanswered questions. By attending the course I found my way around the Bible and found all the answers I needed. What a revelation!"
Angie