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BibleMesh—A New Way to Learn the Bible
Filed Under: Metanarrative (ChronoBible) Evangelism
Tags: chronological bible teaching, metanarrative
One God, one book, one story--BibleMesh provides resources that help people learn the comprehensive story of Scripture and apply it to all aspects of life.
Why Johnny Can’t Read the Bible
Filed Under: Bible Topics
Tags: chronological bible teaching, metanarrative
Most Americans—including Scripture-loving evangelicals—cannot name the disciples, the Ten Commandments, or the first book of the Bible. But that's not our biggest biblical illiteracy problem. Even weekly churchgoers who know the names and places struggle to put it all together and understand the Bible as a single story of redemption.
Beginning With Moses
Filed Under: Metanarrative (ChronoBible) Evangelism
Tags: biblical theology, bible's metanarrative, metanarrative
This website focuses on Biblical Theology. The greatest value of the site is the collection of articles (see the menu at the top of the Home page) written by a variety of scholars, professors, and ministers, including D.A. Carson, Darrell Bock, Graeme Goldsworthy, and many others. As with any external resource such as this, we certainly cannot vouch for everything taught in every article or other resource on the site.

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Good Soil Evangelism & Discipleship
This site is the base site for Good Soil Evangelism and Discipleship (E&D). It gives an overview of the core Good Soil E&D theology and ministry resources, as well as information related to seminars, projects, resources, translations, and "good soil" stories.
BibleMesh—A New Way to Learn the Bible
One God, one book, one story--BibleMesh provides resources that help people learn the comprehensive story of Scripture and apply it to all aspects of life.
Why Johnny Can’t Read the Bible
Most Americans—including Scripture-loving evangelicals—cannot name the disciples, the Ten Commandments, or the first book of the Bible. But that's not our biggest biblical illiteracy problem. Even weekly churchgoers who know the names and places struggle to put it all together and understand the Bible as a single story of redemption.