Journeying Through Scripture: Bible Study Power Points, Videos, Posters, and Handouts

Sunday, August 6, 2017

Bible Study Power Points, Videos, Posters, and Handouts

At the beginning of each class, a short video will be shown summarizing the book of the Bible or scripture reading for the week.

It might be helpful to watch the video prior to class, or in the event class is missed.

There are also posters available for each book of the Bible (shown in the picture) that can be printed out and might be useful for taking notes.

In addition, power points will be shown in class, and supplemental handouts are available to provide more information and to help foster discussion about the readings.

Below is a link to the power points, videos, posters, and handouts that will be used in the class.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hrmcqwvm3swsh03/AADKJSHGAy3wIaIOLAUzOUj1a?dl=0

The videos and posters are part of The Bible Project.

www.thebibleproject.com

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Allison and Lee Colglazier are the parents of three children, Michael, Joslyn, and Ben. Allison's first job out of graduate school was at Xavier University, and now she is glad to be back on campus attending Bellarmine. Prior to joining Bellarmine, Allison has been an active leader of many church groups, including Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS), leading many Bible studies and organizing small groups. She currently serves on the Evangelization and Catechesis Core Team at Bellarmine.

Lee is a Physician practicing in Northern Kentucky. He has volunteered at Hospice and at the Good Samaritan Free Health Clinic. For six years he has had the privilege of leading a class to read the majority of the Bible in nine months. It is always an adventure, and has been one of his most meaningful experiences. He is thankful for the opportunity to lead a class at Bellarmine. He has a love for literature and church history, and enjoys supplementing Bible reading with the works of those such as Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Julian of Norwich, Teresa of Calcutta, G.K. Chesterton, and C.S. Lewis. He has an interest in understanding the denominational differences in approaching scripture, and prays that understanding will lead to a healing of the schisms that divide us.