Two ways to read the Bible
Tim Keller comments on Luke 24:27: "And beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he interpreted to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning himself."
If you think the
Anthropocentrism
Cruciformity: Entering God’s Story
The Meeting House, a large church outside of Toronto that calls themselves “a church for people who aren’t into church,” is going through a series on how to enter Scripture as God’
Are You in God’s Story?
This article by Michael S. Horton highlights the difference between an anthropocentric view of life and a theocentric one:
Ironically, those who seek their best life now, centering on themselves and their story
Preaching the Old Testament in light of Christ
Bob Hyatt on a story that's frequently misused in sermons:
For instance, the story of David and Goliath? So not about how you can defeat the giants in your life (how
Asking the right questions
From the book Total Church:
We ask, "Where does God fit into the story of my life?", when the real question is "Where does my life fit into this great