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Meeting God in the Bible explores Quiet Time, Spiritual Journaling, & Lectio Divina through a story of Christian mentoring—3 approaches that connect Scripture, prayer, & faithful response.

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Can God foreknow his own future actions and remain free?

Graham C. Floyd tests four responses: Open, Molinist, Ockhamist, and Atemporal—then argues for an atemporal model using logical moments.

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A narrative sermon should do more than retell. Plot moves. Character shapes judgment. Setting carries meaning. Point of view guides what readers see. Try the checklist, then explore Arthurs’s six strategies: fontespress.com/product/how-to…

What changes when Romans 8 is heard in Rome? Ron C. Fay sets Paul’s language about Father, Son, and Spirit against the city’s religious world, then asks how their distinct yet overlapping work would sound to first hearers. Examine the argument:

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What can an expanded paraphrase add to Bible study? Background, implied context, and interpretive notes kept close to the text. The Interpreted New Testament is designed to sit beside a literal translation, not replace it. See how it works: fontespress.com/product/the-in…