Show Notes
Does God really love me fully even when I’m messy? The Bible is living which means study isn’t just about facts, it’s about fellowship with the Holy Spirit. In this episode, we talk about inviting the Holy Spirit into Scripture, discerning what the Bible describes versus what it prescribes, and healing from misused verses. 💬 We talk about: Descriptive (what happened) vs prescriptive (how to live) passages Recovering from texts used to control; finding context and freedom “Does the Bible promote slavery?” Handling hard history and human sin A simple study rhythm: pray first, read slow, listen, apply Tools that help (AI, commentaries, mentors) and the limits of each
If you’ve ever struggled with Bible study, this is for you.
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