Often, when we read the Bible, we want answers. And our culture has trained us to want those answers now. But as we discussed the previous week, the Bible was lived and written in a context that is not our own. One of these contexts is that the Bible is Ancient Jewish Meditation Literature. Meaning, the Bible wants and is designed to give us answers and wisdom but not through the quick and brief means we desire. The Bible is Meditation Literature which means it is literature that is meant to be engaged over a lifetim. To be read, reread, reflected on, and read again. And by reading the Bible in this way, we experiance transformation.
Stay up to date with this series through the Church Center app which will have announcements, schedules, and access to all the handouts. You can also stop by the youth room or contact Carson for the material or for any questions or discussion you may have! You will be able to find all of the sessions and resources at southwestpark.org under sermons.
