The Most Significant Teachings in the Bible
Overview
Much human understanding occurs visually. When it comes to quickly grasping and retaining information, the human brain functions best with a combination of both words and pictures. That’s where The Most Significant Teachings in the Bible comes in.
Like an infographic survey of Scripture’s main lessons, The Most Significant Teachings in the Bible makes the Bible accessible and memorable for students, laypeople, and anyone curious to know more about God’s Word. In under 200 pages it presents dozens of at-a-glance snapshots that visually communicate the wisdom of the Bible in an informative and understandable way.
Author Christopher D. Hudson summarizes the most important teachings of the Bible on topics such as friends, family, work, struggles, sin, God, the supernatural world, and more.
Using lists, charts, and other visual aids, The Most Significant Teachings in the Bible brings to vivid clarity the overarching message of Scripture. Readers will gain a greater understanding and appreciation for the book of books.
- Presents an infographic survey of Scriptures main lessons
- Communicates the wisdom of the Bible in an informative and understandable way
- Provides life application points for each section
- People and God
- Our World
- Marriage and Family
- Friends, Neighbors, and Enemies
- Work, Money, and Business
- Struggles and Sufferings
- The Supernatural
- Sin and the Solution
- Living as a Christian
- Title: The Most Significant Teachings in the Bible
- Author: Christopher D. Hudson
- Publisher: Zondervan
- Publication Date: 2019
- Pages: 192
- Resource Type: Introduction
- Topic: Theology
Christopher D. Hudson served as the General Editor of Strive: The Bible for Men as well as Revolution: the Bible for Teen Guys. He was a consulting editor for the New Men’s Devotional Bible and has created many other best-selling Bible projects. In addition, he has created daily devotional titles such as Day by Day with the Early Church Fathers. Christopher lives with his wife and three children in northern Illinois, where he also serves on the athletic coaching staff of Wheaton College.
