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Lesson 1: The Bible / The Story

How to R.E.A.P. the Bible

July 29, 2018 • Chris Reighley

The Bible isn’t just a book—it’s God’s story, written across history and eternity. In this lesson, we explore what makes Scripture unique: its divine authorship, absolute authority, and life-transforming power. Before we learn how to study it, we must first understand what it is and why it matters. You’ll be reminded that the Bible is not merely to be read—it’s to be lived.

Outline:

  1. The Nature of the Bible (Infallible, Inerrant, Complete, Authoritative, Sufficient)
  2. The Power and Purpose of God’s Word
  3. The Spiritual Benefits of Studying Scripture
  4. Why Scripture Must Shape the Christian Life
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