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The Singer Bible Study
The Singer Bible Study
The Singer Bible Study
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The Singer Bible Study

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The Singer has helped thousands of readers discover the life of Christ in a fresh way. Now with The Singer Bible Study you can explore the biblical texts that inspired Calvin Miller's poetic retelling of the gospel story.
These eight easy-to-use studies will engage your imagination and deepen your understanding as you encounter the true Singer, Father-Spirit, World Hater, and Ancient Star-Song in the pages of the Gospels.
As companions to the IVP Signature Collection, IVP Signature Bible Studies help individuals and groups explore and apply biblical truths found in classic books. Each session features quotations from The Singer matched with Scripture passages, reflection questions, and application ideas that will equip readers to connect the text to their own lives. A leader's guide is also included.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateOct 20, 2020
ISBN9780830849253
The Singer Bible Study
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Calvin Miller

Calvin Miller (PhD Min, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) served as a senior pastor in Omaha, as writer-in-residence and professor of communications and homiletics at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and taught at Beeson Divinity School. He was a poet, artist, novelist, and evangelist who wrote over forty books, including the Singer trilogy, Snow, Wind, Shade, The Book of Jesus, and Into the Depths of God.

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    The Singer Bible Study - Calvin Miller

    Couverture : Calvin Miller, Andrew T. Le Peau, The Singer (Bible Study)IllustrationIllustration

    Contents

    Getting the Most Out of The Singer Bible Study

    INTRODUCTION

    The Singer and the Song

    by Andrew T. Le Peau

    1 THE RIVER SINGER

    Mark 1:4-11

    2 THE WORLD HATER

    Luke 4:1-13

    3 THE CRIPPLED ONE

    Mark 3:1-6

    4 THE FRIENDSHIP SELLER

    Luke 7:36-50

    5 THE ONE WHO WALKED AWAY

    Matthew 19:16-30

    6 THE MADMAN

    Mark 5:1-20

    7 THE KEEPERS OF THE ANCIENT WAYS

    Mark 14:53-72

    8 THE ONE WHO IS ALIVE

    John 20:1-18

    LEADING A SMALL GROUP

    NOTES

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR

    MORE TITLES FROM INTERVARSITY PRESS

    KNOWING CHRIST is where faith begins. From there we are shaped through the essentials of discipleship: Bible study, prayer, Christian community, worship, and much more. We learn to grow in Christlike character, pursue justice, and share our faith with others. We persevere through doubts and gain wisdom for daily life. These are the topics woven into the IVP Signature Bible Studies. Working through this series will help you practice the essentials by exploring biblical truths found in classic books.

    How It’s Put Together

    Each session includes an opening quotation and suggested reading from the book The Singer, a session goal to help guide your study, reflection questions to stir your thoughts on the topic, the text of the Bible passage, questions for exploring the passage, response questions to help you apply what you’ve learned, and a closing suggestion for prayer.

    The workbook format is ideal for personal study and also allows group members to prepare in advance for discussions and record discussion notes. The responses you write here can form a permanent record of your thoughts and spiritual progress.

    Throughout the guide are study-note sidebars that may be useful for group leaders or individuals. These notes do not give the answers, but they do provide additional background information on certain questions and can challenge participants to think deeper or differently about the content.

    What Kind of Guide Is This?

    The studies are not designed to merely tell you what one person thinks. Instead, through inductive study they will help you discover for yourself what Scripture is saying. Each study deals with a particular passage—rather than jumping around the Bible—so that you can really delve into the biblical author’s meaning in that context.

    The studies ask three different kinds of questions about the Bible passage:

    Observation questions help you to understand the content of the passage by asking about the basic facts: who, what, when, where, and how.

    Interpretation questions delve into the meaning of the passage.

    Application questions help you discover implications for growing in Christ in your own life.

    These three keys unlock the treasures of the biblical writings and help you live them out.

    This is a thought-provoking guide. Each question assumes a variety of answers. Many questions do not have right answers, particularly questions that aim at meaning or application. Instead, the questions should inspire readers to explore the passage more thoroughly.

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