In this conversation Gavin and Erik chuckle their way through one final commuter convo. They chat a little bit more about the same nerdy theological paper referenced in last week’s episode (available here) and discuss reading the Bible with commitments to grace, transformation, and mission. They also meander into some reflections on their own present day journey as Bible readers and offer thoughts on helpful resources for your own reading experiences!

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Next week we are back with our traditional format and we’ll dive in on the book of 1 Samuel, discussing chapters 1-8! Get your snack choices ready!

In this conversation Gavin and Erik have another commuter convo, this time about the way in which we read the Bible: faithfully, communally, rigorously, charitably, and holistically. The fellas borrow from and interact with a nerdy theological paper from the Evangelical Covenant Church that is available for you to view here:

Click to access Covenant-Resource-Paper.pdf

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In this conversation Gavin and Erik are on the road again (insert Willie Nelson)! Another mobile episode on their morning commute, the fellas discuss what the Bible actually is and what we mean when we say things like it is “the only perfect rule for faith, doctrine, and conduct.”

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In this conversation Gavin and Erik are on the road! The first of a few mobile episodes of the podcast as we have some folksy commuter conversation about what the Bible is, what the Bible does, and how we read it. In this episode, we discuss our own history and experience with the Bible.

The audio quality isn’t quite up to studio quality standards, but we hope you enjoy the conversation nonetheless! Consider sharing your own thoughts and memories of reading the Bible the comment section of the post.