Engaging the Story of God - Fringer, Rob A.
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The Bible is of utmost importance to the Christian faith and should be a source of revelation, wisdom, instruction, and connection to God. Nevertheless, it continues to be misunderstood, misinterpreted, and misappropriated. Therefore, it is vital that we understand what we believe about the Bible as Christians and as Wesleyans. This book helps to unpack difficult concepts related to the authority and inspiration of Scripture, it provides a brief theological reading of Scripture's grand narrative, and it provides a foundation and template for fruitful, faithful interpretation and application of…mehr

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The Bible is of utmost importance to the Christian faith and should be a source of revelation, wisdom, instruction, and connection to God. Nevertheless, it continues to be misunderstood, misinterpreted, and misappropriated. Therefore, it is vital that we understand what we believe about the Bible as Christians and as Wesleyans. This book helps to unpack difficult concepts related to the authority and inspiration of Scripture, it provides a brief theological reading of Scripture's grand narrative, and it provides a foundation and template for fruitful, faithful interpretation and application of Scripture. Rob A. Fringer, PhD-Principal and lecturer in Biblical Studies and Biblical Language at Nazarene Theological College in Brisbane. Rob is an ordained elder in the Church of the Nazarene and has 15 years of pastoral experience working in the areas of Youth, Adult Discipleship, and Community Outreach. He is the co-author of Theology of Luck: Fate, Chaos, & Faith and The Samaritan Project both published by Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City. Rob is married (Vanessa) and has two children (Sierra and Brenden).
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Rob A. Fringer is principal and senior lecturer in biblical studies and biblical language at Nazarene Theological College, Australia and New Zealand, and honorary research fellow in the school of historical and philosophical inquiry at the University of Queensland. He has written and edited numerous books including Paul's Corporate Christophany (Pickwick). Dean G. Smith is senior lecturer in theology and philosophy and dean of students at Nazarene Theological College, Australia and New Zealand, and director of the Australasian Centre for Wesleyan Research.