100 short readings through the Bible's greatest story, by Whitney T. Kuniholm ORDER NOW
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Discovery takes you through every Bible book in a four-year cycle reading 10-20 verse each day, just the right amount for busy people to absorb. Each daily email includes the Scripture text (in your choice of Bible translation), life-related commentary, questions, applications, prayer help and more. Now you can meet God in his Word every day no matter where you are. And best of all...it's FREE! Click the button to see today's reading and to sign up.
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Scripture Union/USA began in 1959 and is committed to helping people meet God every day in the Bible and prayer. Today, Scripture Union has a variety of Bible reading programs and publications for people of all ages. In addition, Scripture Union conducts Bible-based programs for kids at risk in various locations across the country.
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Whitney T. Kuniholm is the President of Scripture Union/USA and author of several books and study guides on the Bible. He also speaks at churches and Christian conferences.
Prior to Scripture Union, Mr. Kuniholm was Executive Vice President for Prison Fellowship Ministries near Washington, DC, a ministry he served in a variety of roles for 13 years. Mr. Kuniholm graduated from Houghton College in 1976 with a degree in Bible and business.
Whitney and his wife, Carol, have three grown children, two grandchildren, and live near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Awesome, I am a youth leader and I think this is a great method to get everybody together to read the Blble. Excellent.
The idea is based on God's nature and on what the nature of the Church should be. It's like eating the same food in the same bowl as in Africa community.
"...Return to your tents." (Dt 5:30)
Community-based bible study may just be the helpful, yet tentative, step back towards God's purposes for family.
"God made the two one flesh and Spirit. And why one? Because He wanted godly offspring..." (Mal 2:15)
REF: Dt 6:4-7, Ps 78:1-8, Eph 5, 6:1-4, etc.
DEF: tentative adj. Not fully worked out, interim, provisional.
This article says what I have been trying to get across get to folks, the "Daily Office" in th Book of Common Prayer provides an organized process to read scriture. Thank you for this. Chuck
Great post. Community-based Bible listening is also common around the world, because most people can't read. But once they begin to listen to Scripture, the desire to become literate arises.
I used E100 with a congregation over about a year as it prepared to disband. The materials went out to all the members no matter where they lived. People who couldn't be involved in person were still connected to each other through the readings. We focused on one or two readings each Sunday and another one in mid-week Bible study. They became a source of strength and a way to work through the grief - as well as a window onto God's work in and through that difficult time. E100 was a blessing and I recommend it to other congregations.
Have you heard about the American Bible Society’s Bible challenge for kids? It’s perfect for a Sunday school class project with the goal of raising money for the U.S. military to have Bibles. Check out this website: http://www.truthfortroops.americanbible.org/ for project ideas!
While I haven't experienced it, Community-based Bible reading strikes me as an effective tool to be used by more of us less-than-Bible-literate Episcopalians. At the same time, don't be too quick to put down the Lone Ranger, whose stories are strong on the morals and ethics we value.
I tried that in a church I used to attend. They used a daily devotional and assigned a passage each day through different books of the Bible. I thought it would be a good idea to exchange e-mail comments on the daily passages. I suggested this to members and got a lot of e-mail addresses from people who seemed interested. So I sent e-mails almost daily but got very little response. I'd get a single reply occasionally but no more.
Wouldn't it be a good idea to have something like this with the Discovery or Encounter readings?
JR