John Mark Comer Teachings Read | Scripture E1
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May 26, 2025 This engaging discussion invites listeners to rediscover Scripture as a profound encounter with Jesus rather than just information. It explores the legacy of William Tyndale, who made the Bible accessible to English speakers. The transformative power of personal engagement with scripture is emphasized, with practical tips for deeper reflection. Listeners are encouraged to approach reading with mindfulness and prayer, fostering a closer relationship with the divine while navigating the challenges of modern life. Community support and resources are also highlighted.
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Tyndale’s Risky Bible Translation
- William Tyndale translated the New Testament into English despite it being illegal and risky.
- He was eventually executed for his work, which greatly influenced future Bible translations like the King James Version.
Scripture as a 'Thin Place'
- Scripture is a portal between heaven and earth, not just ancient literature.
- Followers of Jesus have always seen the Bible as a place of encounter with God.
Challenges in Reading Scripture Today
- Reading the Bible is hard because it demands slow, attentive reading unlike digital fast-scrolling habits.
- Our distracted minds often lack the capacity scripture's depth requires, making it appear difficult to read.
