Tara-Leigh Cobble

Tara-Leigh Cobble discusses digital discipleship's power, Bible Recap podcast insights from 350M downloads, neurofeedback therapy, and the Word of God's impact on her brain. She highlights leader character traps to avoid and shares personal growth journey through therapy and fame challenges.

Tara-Leigh Cobble, creator of 'The Bible Recap', talks about the significance of the Trinity, exploring the roles of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. She delves into the beauty of Israel and how it contrasts with false gods. Tara-Leigh also emphasizes finding rest in the finished work of Christ and the joy of aligning with God's character.

Tara-Leigh Cobble, a podcast superstar and author of 'The Bible Recap,' shares her journey of falling in love with the Bible. She discusses practical approaches to reading scripture, emphasizing the transformative power of chronological reading. Lighthearted anecdotes about favorite and least favorite books of the Bible add humor, while themes of embracing imperfection and authenticity in faith shine through. Cobble inspires listeners to seek deeper connections with God’s Word and find joy in their spiritual journeys.

Tara-Leigh Cobble, creator of The Bible Recap, shares her inspiring faith journey and the importance of understanding scripture. She discusses the challenges many face in reading the Bible and emphasizes the benefits of a chronological reading plan. Tara-Leigh highlights how different translations can affect comprehension and recommends tools for deeper study, like original-language resources. She encourages listeners to cultivate a consistent reading habit and assures that it’s never too late to rekindle a relationship with the Bible.

Dr. Leighton Flowers responds to a video about Tara-Leigh Cobble's influence by Calvinism, revealing the flaws in Calvinistic theology. They discuss personal experiences with disillusionment, the concept of a high view of man, the use of parables, personal responsibility, and the theological rationalization of Paul's apostleship. They also explore the story of Jonah, the chief end of man, and the relationship between Lazarus' resurrection and salvation, offering different perspectives to engage others.