The 30-Minute Bible: God’s Story for Everyone
Overview
We know about the Bible. We may know some Bible stories, or maybe we’ve even read large portions for ourselves. But what it’s really all about? How do all the different pieces fit together?
Without a sense of the big story the Bible is telling, we’ll miss out on the good news God has for us. In The 30-Minute Bible, experienced Bible teachers Craig Bartholomew and Paige Vanosky present the story of Scripture in thirty short readings, each designed to take about half an hour. Each includes a passage from the Bible and a short chapter explaining how the passage fits into the Bible’s wider narrative. Written in straightforward and clear language, the readings are accompanied by Brother Martin Erspamer’s lovely illustrations.
Discover the timeless story of the Bible—in thirty minutes a day for thirty days.
- Presents the story of Scripture in thirty short readings
- Includes a passage from the Bible and a short chapter explaining how the passage fits into the Bible’s wider narrative
- Includes illustrations from Brother Martin Erspamer
- Act 1: God Establishes His Kingdom: Creation
- Act 2: Rebellion in the Kingdom: The Fall
- Act 3: The King Chooses Israel: Salvation Initiated
- Act 4: The Coming of the King: Salvation Accomplished
- Act 5: Spreading the News of the King: The Mission of the Church
- Act 6: The Return of the King; Redemption Completed
- Title: The 30-Minute Bible: God’s Story for Everyone
- Authors: Craig G. Bartholomew, Paige P. Vanosky
- Publisher: IVP
- Print Publication Date: 2021
- Logos Release Date: 2021
- Pages: 186
- Era: era:contemporary
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Reader Edition
- Subject: Bible › Introductions
- ISBNs: 9780830847853, 9780830847846, 0830847855, 0830847847
- Resource ID: LLS:MNTBBLGSTRYVRYN
- Resource Type: Monograph
- Metadata Last Updated: 2022-09-30T01:34:36Z
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David Arthur Wilcox
6/17/2021
After reviewing the table of contents, I was disappointed to see that the authors failed to include the rebellions in Gen and 6 and Gen 11. Otherwise, this looks like a helpful book.
