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The truth?

The truth?. Most of us have a hard time c onnecting with the Bible. Source: Gallup. The number of Bible readers has fallen by one fifth in a single generation’s time. That’s like 700 people giving up on the Bible every day. Source: Gallup. 4 out of 5 of us.

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The truth?

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  1. The truth? Most of us have a hard time connecting with the Bible. Source: Gallup

  2. The number of Bible readers has fallen byone fifth in a single generation’s time. That’s like700 peoplegiving up on the Bible every day. Source: Gallup

  3. 4 out of 5 of us don’t get the help we need understanding Scripture. Source: REVEAL

  4. What’s keeping us from engaging God’s Word?

  5. 1. We read infragments.

  6. 2. We read without context.

  7. 3. We read in isolation.

  8. A better Bible experience is possible.

  9. thecomplete Bible understood incontext experienced incommunity

  10. It starts with a different kind of Bible.

  11. No artificial formatting • Natural section breaks restored • A book order that promotes better understanding of the story • Introductions that reveal the context of each book • A Bible designed to be read from beginning to end

  12. But this is also different approach to the Bible.

  13. We’ll read the entire New Testament in 8 weeks. We’ll share the journey together.

  14. How it works . . .

  15. Read (or listen). 12 pages a day, 5 days a week. ±

  16. Read (or listen). All it takes is around 20 minutes a day.

  17. Share the journey. More “book club” than “Bible study.”

  18. Remember . . . We’re reading big. (And we’re in this together.)

  19. CommunityBibleExperience.com facebook.com/CommBibleExp

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