Guest editorial: The Bible as Sacrament
Director of the College of PreachersIntroduces the theme by treating Scripture as a means of grace rather than only a text to be mastered.
Edition contents
A themed issue on the Use of the Bible
In this edition. Each entry below names the writer, their stated role at the time of publication, and a short description of the piece. Full texts are held in the printed journal.
Introduces the theme by treating Scripture as a means of grace rather than only a text to be mastered.
Argues that the public reading of Scripture has been impoverished, and calls for renewed attention to the Bible as spoken word among gathered worshippers.
Examines why familiarity with Scripture is fading and sets the evangelical quiet time in its historical context.
Invites preachers and teachers to see how careful biblical scholarship can serve Christian formation and guard against eccentric teaching.
Analyses the cultural distance between the Bible and contemporary readers and describes initiatives that help close it.
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