Need an easy-to-understand summary of any book in the Bible?
Bible expert Mike Beaumont answers questions from David Taviner
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Need an easy-to-understand summary of any book in the Bible?
Bible expert Mike Beaumont answers questions from David Taviner
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• How do we recognise the voice of God today?
• Why does this book help us deal with unrealistic expectations?
• What is the warning about the dangers of jealousy?
• Why is this love story still so relevant today?
• What has this short book got to say about mother-in-law jokes?
• How does this true story demonstrate that God can arrange coincidences?
• How does this book provide a cautionary tale about history repeating itself in our lives?
• What can we learn about how to respond to life’s knocks?
• Why should we take extra care when we’re given a superhuman strength?
• What does Joshua teach us about the importance of accepting who’s really in charge?
• Why is there a warning for us today if we win a significant battle?
• How important is it to deal with seemingly minor issues in our lives?
• What can we learn about the dangers of complacency?
• Why are the Ten Commandments actually promises?
• What does successful succession planning look like?
• How does the book demonstrate the value of flexibility?
• Why should we be wary of only listening to the voice of the majority?
• What’s God’s approach to anger management?
•Why is there more to this book than God’s T's and C's?
•What can we learn from the revolutionary high days and holidays?
•How does Leviticus highlight that life isn’t all about looking after number one?
• What does this book teach us about the freedom we so desire?
• How does God prove to be truly in control of everything?
• Can this epic story of Moses help us today?
• What is the exciting purpose of this foundational book?
• How does it answer the fundamental questions of life?
• Why is the story of Abraham and his descendants still relevant for everyone?
• Why is it worth reading the world’s best seller?
• Where to start with sixty six books in the Bible?
• How relevant will they be to my life?