The Gospel of John presents the person of Jesus in a dynamic and intimate way. It is an invitation to see for ourselves who Jesus is with the possiblity of discovering a new beginning and new life by believing in him.
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One of the outcomes of the Protestant Reformation was that everyone (not clergy exclusively) could read and interpret the Bible for themselves. Yet, with this change came the question, is our interpretation accurate? The Bible as a book is not easy to read or understand. There are important things to consider when reading it; such as: what type of literature is this writing; what is the historical setting of the writing; and what was the author’s intent and how do we apply it to our lives today? These are the types of questions addressed in the 9-week class, How to Read the Bible with Understanding taught by Kent Webber, starting Sunday, January 12—10:30 AM and Tuesday, January 14—4:45 PM, both in Room 113.
