Have you ever wondered what resources your favorite Bible study teachers use to teach the Bible? We asked jenniferwilkin, missjazzyliz, and juliabhiggins to share:
Are you interested in learning how to study and teach the Bible? Have you wondered how you can use your interests and gifts in the church and the kingdom? ThenJen Wilkin, Elizabeth Woodson, and Julia B. Higgins teach Lifeway Women Academy’s first course, How to Study the Bible: Hermeneutics 101. In the 10-session, online, on-demand course, you’ll learn about the history of the Bible, interpretive methods, the metanarrative of Scripture, and more.
Want to get to know the course teachers a little better first? Here’s a Q&A with them about some of their favorite resources for teaching the Bible. It depends on the book of the Bible! Some New Testament commentators I love include F. Dale Bruner, James M. Boice, R. C. Sproul, and Karen Jobes. Some Old Testament commentators I love are Dale Ralph Davis, J. Alec Motyer, Bill T. Arnold, and Arthur Pink.
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