What is your current bible study curriculum?

[Lost Squirrel]

If you are following a curriculum, what is it? Anything special for Lent?

For Lent, one of our groups is working with David Lose's "Making Sense of the Cross". We are enjoying excellent discussion!!!

My adult Sunday school is an open forum on the day's lectionary reading. I usually find a video or modern song which relates to one of the readings and we compare biblical times to today. Great opportunity for folks to ask questions or get clarification before they hear the sermon.

Our Weds morning group is on hiatus for Lent mostly because the retirees do not want to make two trips to the church that day, esp if we have snow. Otherwise, we are currently using Feasting on the Word - somewhat. We get off track easily, but in a really GOOD way. This group brings a plethora of knowledge and experience to the table.

 

[ProScribe]

To list,write down, and memorize the many books of the Christian Bible and study whichever part of OT/NT Scripture comes to mind.

 

[Lprdgecko]

At the college Bible study that I attend, we are currently reading through Lutheranism 101. It's a good refresher of the Catechism classes I took 8 years ago.

 

[ratchet30]

This past Sunday we finished the fourth and final lesson on bible translation issues and principles.

 

[Shane R]

Witness, Mercy, Life Together from the office of the President of the LCMS and Concordia Publishing House.

In my personal studies I am reviewing Deuteronomy. I am also working sporadically on a commentary of Hebrews.

 

[servingthesaviour]

I don't follow a special curricullum. At the moment I study the book of Romans. I often get inspired by Christian books or magazines what I'm going to study next in the Bible.
But I do try to make a special effort during Lent to keep on track (which isn't easy with a family and a job).

 

[mdseverin]

We have been doing The Story all year. Last Sunday we discussed chapter 20, which is the end of the Old Testament.

We also started the Alpha program last week. That is going to go from now through May

 

[ratchet30]

mdseverin... Could you keep me updated on how the alpha course is? I've heard some...things about it.

 

[DailyBlessings]

My church is doing the churches of Revelation. A really funny choice, I thought at first, since that normally seems like more of an Advent topic than a Lent one. But actually, it's looking kind of promising. Revelation isn't just about prophecy, after all; it's an introspective book when you really look at it, and it ties in better than I was thinking to the reflective self-examination traditionally expected during Lent.