Learn to read the Bible effectively

Attend this seminar and learn to read the Bible effectively!

If you find reading the Bible difficult or frustrating at times or just don’t know where to start, then these seminars are for you.

The eight week seminar series aims to equip you with the skills required to understand the whole Bible for yourself and benefit from a new appreciation of this unique book.

Whether you are already familiar with the Bible or are new to reading it, these seminars will provide you with plenty of information and the desire to begin reading more effectively

In this seminar series you will learn about...

Who wrote the Bible - and where it came from.
Truth or fable? A review of the evidence.
How to cross-reference related verses.
How to learn more in less time with effective study tools.
How to get past the difficult language sometimes used in the Bible.
An overview of each major section of the Bible given in a concise, easy to understand manner.
History and chronology (the order of events) in the Bible.
How to let the Bible interpret itself.
How to read the Bible carefully.
Bibles on computer.
Why there are four gospel accounts.
The Jews and why they are so important in the Bible.
Why relying on a single Bible passage can be dangerous (how to keep passages in context).
What the Bible says about suffering and wickedness in the world.
The differences between Bible versions and how to choose the best version for yourself.
Why there is an Old Testament and a New Testament.
Why it is not necessary to be a Hebrew and Greek scholar to understand the Bible.
How the Bible deals with the origins of good and evil.
How to use a concordance and a lexicon.
Simple Bible reading plans to get you through the whole Bible in a year.

Things you need to know beforehand!

The sessions, which are non-denominational, will include a break for refreshments and will be led by two presenters.
The sessions will be conducted in an informal style and are designed to be relaxed, enjoyable and stimulating.
Sessions will normally include at least one practical ’hands-on’ Bible study activity.
There will be an opportunity at the end of each session to ask questions and raise issues relevant to each topic.
Everyone attending the full seminars will receive a ring binder for their own notes and the extensive class notes provided. These handouts will allow you to review the material at your own pace between classes.