While many Christians are aware of and even adhere to the church calendar, few understand how it can enrich the way they read the Bible. Realizing this widespread need, respected preacher and scholar John Stott has assembled a new book that will guide readers through the Bible according to the church calendar. Seeking to renew a Trinitarian approach to Scripture, Stott div While many Christians are aware of and even adhere to the church calendar, few understand how it can enrich the way they read the Bible.

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Realizing this widespread need, respected preacher and scholar John Stott has assembled a new book that will guide readers through the Bible according to the church calendar. Seeking to renew a Trinitarian approach to Scripture, Stott divides these daily reflections into three sections. From September to December, Stott focuses on how God the Father revealed himself in the Old Testament. From January through Pentecost, he focuses on the life of Christ in and through the Gospels. And between May and August, Stott looks at the Holy Spirit in Acts, the epistles, and Revelation.

Any Christian seeking to better understand the correlation between the calendar structure and the biblical story will be greatly enriched by this new material. This is one of three books I use daily. Somehow, John Stott has the gift of describing what is going on in various portions of Scripture in a way which enables the reader to almost BE there, on the scene. Whether the church year calendar is in the Gospels, where I nearly feel the dust in my sandals as I listen to the Messiah instruct, rebuke, commend, or just love; or in the Great Throne Room of Revelation 4 and 5, where I am overcome with awe- Mr. Stott makes it very real, and very -well, rec This is one of three books I use daily.

Somehow, John Stott has the gift of describing what is going on in various portions of Scripture in a way which enables the reader to almost BE there, on the scene. Whether the church year calendar is in the Gospels, where I nearly feel the dust in my sandals as I listen to the Messiah instruct, rebuke, commend, or just love; or in the Great Throne Room of Revelation 4 and 5, where I am overcome with awe- Mr.

Stott makes it very real, and very -well, recognizable, as impossible as that should be for the twenty-first century reader!I cannot recommend this book highly enough, for the believer who truly wants to walk through the Scriptures and do more than just observe, but really LIVE them. I've tried to read this when i was in high school, and failed it miserably, i'm not sure if i had actually read the whole thing.

And i'm using 'read' very loosely here. If i did, it would've been literally getting through the words on the page, grasping nothing. Initially i read it two pages at a time (one spread) but eventually i slowed it down to just one page at a time to prevent myself from wanting to give up altogether.Now that i'm older i thought i'd go through it again, and the problem i I've tried to read this when i was in high school, and failed it miserably, i'm not sure if i had actually read the whole thing. And i'm using 'read' very loosely here. If i did, it would've been literally getting through the words on the page, grasping nothing.

Initially i read it two pages at a time (one spread) but eventually i slowed it down to just one page at a time to prevent myself from wanting to give up altogether.Now that i'm older i thought i'd go through it again, and the problem i had with it began to surface quickly. It may very well just be me not liking the writing style or the way the message was sent across. But i found it very difficult to stomach.

It wasn't as if it had the wrong doctrine, or that it was going off tangent to the gospel of Christ. Perhaps it was just written in a way that i didn't enjoy. For which it is not the author's fault, but me, the recipients'.However, i have gotten through the whole thing from beginning to end (possibly again). I am glad that it went by a lot faster than going through the Bible (currently on 2 Chronicles), it really made me look forward to the rest of the Bible. This book is a great summary for a Christian to go through as a companion to the Bible. It covers all the major events in the bible, and spread out in more details for some as well.

It covers context and themes, which is quite helpful for new Christians, or Christians who still have questions.The most memorable part of this book was (of course, due to my sappiness) the first time i read this interpretation of why Eve was taken from Adam's rib, it was along the lines of:'She was not taken from his head to lord over him,nor from his foot to be trampled by him,but from his side to be equal,close to his heart to be loved,and under his arm to be protected.' Let me just fangirl for a moment, and then find you the proper quote from the book on page 27, which was a quote from another book called 'The Book of Sentences' by Peter Lombard, and expanded on by Matthew Henry. Matthew Henry said that Eve was 'not made out of his head to top him, not out of his feet to be trampled upon by him, but out of his side to be equal with him, under his arm to be protected, and near his heart to be beloved.' This book is a great daily devotional that teaches through the Bible according to the Christian calendar year. Having just ended Advent at the end of 2008, it became a great way to start a new year-long devotional.John Stott's teaching example is phenomenal: he gives a main scripture passage to focus on each day, followed by a three-fourths page reflection on that scripture lesson.

Included in his commentary are great theological, church history, and practical spiritual formation concepts to re This book is a great daily devotional that teaches through the Bible according to the Christian calendar year. Having just ended Advent at the end of 2008, it became a great way to start a new year-long devotional.John Stott's teaching example is phenomenal: he gives a main scripture passage to focus on each day, followed by a three-fourths page reflection on that scripture lesson. Included in his commentary are great theological, church history, and practical spiritual formation concepts to reflect upon in conjunction with a meditation of the scripture.

Stott is known worldwide as a preacher, evangelist, and communicator of Scripture. For many years he served as rector of All Souls Church in London, where he carried out an effective urban pastoral ministry. A leader among evangelicals in Britain, the United States and around the world, Stott was a principal framer of the landmark Lausanne Covenant (1974). His many books, including Why John R. Stott is known worldwide as a preacher, evangelist, and communicator of Scripture.

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For many years he served as rector of All Souls Church in London, where he carried out an effective urban pastoral ministry. A leader among evangelicals in Britain, the United States and around the world, Stott was a principal framer of the landmark Lausanne Covenant (1974). His many books, including Why I Am a Christian and The Cross of Christ, have sold millions of copies around the world and in dozens of languages. Whether in the West or in the Two-Thirds World, a hallmark of Stott's ministry has been expository preaching that addresses the hearts and minds of contemporary men and women. Stott was honored by Time magazine in 2005 as one of the '100 Most Influential People in the World.'