The Bible Project Reviews and details

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• Where do I start?

  You'll probably want to start reading the Bible, but the Bible can be really intimidating and confusing - it's huge and ancient and contains a whole bunch of different kinds of writing. I always recommend the Bible Project as a reading companion for beginners (and intermediate and advanced)... And they have an introductory reading plan. Source: 5 months ago

• An aspiring Christian

  I also watch and listen to a lot of Bible Project. They're pretty good a dissecting the Bible. Https://bibleproject.com/. Source: 5 months ago

• Struggling, and trying to find a way back home.

  I listen and watch a lot of The Bible Project, they do really go deep dives into scripture, themes, and messaging of the Bible. They have pretty dope animated videos too :https://bibleproject.com/. Source: 5 months ago

• Why can’t I believe?

  The Bible Project, a very good collection of videos. Source: 5 months ago

• I want to read the bible

  The Bible Project - excellent over views of themes in the Bible, as explained in short videos, podcasts, and reading material. Source: 6 months ago

• Strange feeling

  For learning about the Bible, I recommend The Bible Project. They are really chill, and they teach the Bible in a way that is easy to understand, and also in a loving way: https://bibleproject.com/. Source: 9 months ago

• How do I start reading the bible

  You can also try watching videos of The Bible Project. I'm not sponsored but they helped me a lot on how to read the Bible. Source: 10 months ago

• how to Study the Bible

  BibleProject has some amazing free resources:. Source: 10 months ago

• Does anyone have any recommedations on a more unedited version of the Bible?

  A translation is not a sufficient tool for that. In addition to a translation, you're going to want to find scholarly resources talking about that sort of thing for any particular passage you're studying. Commentaries are a good resource, but expensive. One of the resources I like a lot is The Bible Project. It's not as scholarly in tone, but they work from very good scholarly sources, and are excellent at... Source: 10 months ago

• How to make praying, reading the Bible, and worshipping a habit.

  My advice is to start with the Gospels in the Bible and keep re-reading them until you really, really know them well. I also highly recommend the Bible Project https://bibleproject.com/ . Source: 10 months ago

• EXJW but Still Christian

  The youtube Channel of Mike Winger helps me a lot with those difficult Questions. He bas Really good nuanced answers. I also Really love the Bible Project. It helped me to understand that God do not agree with everything that happened. And that He has a plan. https://bibleproject.com/. Source: 10 months ago

• bible study recommendations for a new progressive christian?

  Bible Project is neither progressive nor conservative, instead working hard to focus on the ancient instead of modern controversies, which is exactly why I'd like to see everybody use it heavily. Source: 10 months ago

• Bored with god

  You should check out BibleProject. Their free book overview videos and podcasts are great ways approach the Bible and can breathe new life into your reading. Source: 10 months ago

• I wanted to read the bible

  Check out https://bibleproject.com to learn a lot about the Bible, what it is, what is its purpose, history, themes, etc. Source: 10 months ago

• (Non denominational) Bible study guides/recommendations?

  I second the suggestion to check out https://bibleproject.com/ They have a lot of helpful material. I particularly enjoy their podcast where they discuss the content behind their videos in depth. Source: 10 months ago

• I am pagan and I want to convert

  The Bible Project - excellent over views of themes in the Bible, as explained in short videos, podcasts, and reading material. Source: 10 months ago

• Trans teen looking for faith.

  There really aren't Bible translation that are a lot better or worse than the others. I am a huge fan of the Bible Project as a reading companion, whichever translation you're reading. But the important thing is that Christianity is not just a book. We're supposed to seek God together, in fellowship with others. (Generally that centers on a church, though maybe not always.). Source: 10 months ago

• I am so confused

  Seriously, wandering YouTube is not ever a way to answer questions about Christianity. There are a few good sources on YouTube (like the Bible Project) but they are roses among a vast bramble of poisonous, radioactive thorns. Source: 10 months ago

• Trans teen looking for faith.

  I would recommend Bible Project; they have a ton of great resources (mostly their excellent videos and their podcast) to be able to help you think about a lot of what’s in the Bible and better understand some of the confusing parts. Regarding the Bible specifically, the did a great podcast series that can address your questions there. One of the most important things I learned from their work is that the Bible is... Source: 10 months ago

• How do I talk to God and/or Jesus?

  The Bible Project - excellent over views of themes in the Bible, as explained in short videos, podcasts, and reading material. Source: 10 months ago

• Do you think there is an over reliance of Christians on Christian books that are not the Bible?

  What we are using now is The Bible Project, specifically their Reflections podcast/Bible study. Source: 10 months ago