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High Definition Bible Study
10 years ago

Got a good question from
@stevenmckinley
about what to (not) mention in a preaching or teaching context about what you learn from the discourse devices. Here is a quick video outlining the principles I'd recommend.
  1. Ryan Robinson
    10 years ago

    I like it! And the coat. ;)
  2. Faithlife User
    10 years ago

    That was a birthday gift from my family.
  3. Steven McKinley
    10 years ago

    Thanks for taking the time to answer. That makes sense. I can relate to some of what you were saying there at the end. Last year my wife and I invited our neighborhood to a home Bible study at our house, and we had a few show up. I tried to get them to do an inductive study of Romans 1-4, but found out over time as the group dwindled that people weren't into digging into the text as much as I was. Before that, I had done the same thing, but with a more structured lesson that I taught and it seemed to work better. I think the same principle applies here. Often folks aren't as enthusiastic about what's under the hood (or pants) as they are about wanting to get out and drive.