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WHAT IS

THE BIBLICAL WILD?

The Biblical Wild is an interactive bible study for individuals, small groups, neighborhoods, and congregations where we will journey into the wilds of Holy Scripture through daily readings of the Old Testament and Psalms and weekly video reflections presented by the Rt. Rev. Todd Ousley, former bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Michigan.

 

 

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DEVOTIONAL SCHEDULE:

The Biblical Wild involves a daily reading of scripture. In the first year, it covers all of the Old Testament and the Psalms. Click on the links below to download sample reading schedules.

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Throughout this month, we will explore biblical books of poetry and wisdom - Job, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Songs.

The Book of Job explores the most painful and unavoidable questions of the human experience: what is the meaning of arbitrary suffering? And why do bad things happpen to good people?

Questions -

1 - What is the real source of your faith and strength?

2 - What most challenges your faith?

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This week, we begin a study of the Book of Esther - one of two books named after women and a book that never mentions the name of God.

This is a story that illustrates the depth of spirit of Esther and the People of God, to partner with God in obedience and stand up in the face of fear.

Questions -

1 - How do we partner with God?

2 - What level of risk are we willing to take to save ourselves, save our people, and to do the work and the will of God?

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Ending our two week consideration of the books of Ezra and Nehemiah, we go again to Trinity, Lexington.

Our focus moves from considerations of return and reconstruction to a time of renewal and reform with a mind toward community of the future.

Questions -

1 - How might we mine the past for hopeful signs for our congregation's future?

2 - How might we make room for an imaginative future rather than doing things as we've always done them?

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