Ten Questions to Ask Every Time You Read the Bible (e-book) (used book) | bookbook.eu

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Reading the Bible by yourself can be intimidating. Knowing how to study Scripture is a skill. Think of this book as a guide to read along with the Bible. It is a guide full of questions to ask yourself to improve this skill. Each question can be applied as you read or meditate on a verse or section. Whether you’re a new or seasoned reader of Scripture, you can use this book to grow your confidence in your study.

We live in a time of soundbites, summaries, and short form content. While there are advantages to this style of communication, it also brings with it weakness. We rarely ask questions about origin, context, or accurate application. “As long as this meme makes my point, that’s all that matters,” we say. Andrew Jones tactfully teaches readers how to properly engage the Bible so as to rightly be acquainted with the words of life. Ten Questions to Ask Every Time You Read the Bible is a necessary supplement to your Bible reading intake.
- Marcus “FLAME” Gray, Grammy Nominated Christian Rap Artist

Andrew offers us something incredibly beautiful and hopeful in his book, Ten Questions to Ask Every Time You Read the Bible. He guides us with wonderfully crafted questions that invite us to go deeper with God’s Word and live out our hope in Christ with a renewed spirit. This is a great book for those who are new to reading the Bible and even those who have been reading it for years!
- Tanner Olson, author, poet, and speaker

Ten Questions will guide you to read the Bible with confidence. With accessible language and a bit of humor, Pastor Jones moves you through biblical passages from the familiar to the unfamiliar (from the Sermon on the Mount to Haggai) to hear the voice of the Good Shepherd. With concrete examples, sample discussions, and skilled guidance, Ten Questions provides a simple yet effective approach that will encourage you to read the Bible more—or begin to read the Bible on your own. The short studies at the end of the book on four passages are worth reading all on their own. Pastor Jones loves the Scripture, loves teaching it, and will help you love reading God’s written Word.
- Jeffrey Kloha, Chief Curatorial Officer, Museum of the Bible