Be a Student of Scripture
To wrap up our series, Robert Morgan and Morris Proctor joined Michael in the studio to talk about the value of spending regular time in Scripture.
In this conversation, Michael and Scott discuss:
“The old and new testaments talk to each other, refer to each other, and make you a better student.”
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About Scott Lindsey
Scott Lindsey serves as the Executive Director of Faithlife. He is a nationally renowned expert on the future of digital Bible study and has been a conference presenter and trainer for 20+ years. Scott Lindsey’s passion is to equip Christian communicators with the best tools available for the life-long pursuit of God through His word. The world has gone digital and Scott’s ministry is to bring people’s Bible study and research into the 21st century. He has personally trained and worked with the ministries of Tim Keller, David Jeremiah, Josh McDowell, Carol Kent, John MacArthur, Kay Arthur, and many more. Scott currently resides in Bellingham, Washington Area.
To wrap up our series, Robert Morgan and Morris Proctor joined Michael in the studio to talk about the value of spending regular time in Scripture.
Pastor Erwin Lutzer joins Michael to encourage and challenge us all in our pursuit of God through His Word: “Exposition is handling God’s Word in context.
You want to understand what was being said to that generation and to build a bridge to this generation.”
“I’m not an alarmist but I do feel it’s necessary to sound an alarm because we Christians now just don’t know the Bible the way we ought to.” Dr. Woodrow Kroll joins Michael to continue our series: Get Your Nose in The Book