My friend, Ricky Miller, joins me to discuss reading the Bible as story. Discovering the story nature of scripture has radically changed the way Ricky views the Bible.
While this approach can feel modern, it’s actually a more historically accurate approach to scripture. We’ve simply grown accustomed to the more rigid approach to scripture perpetuated by the Reformation and the Fundamentalist movement.
Ricky serves as associate pastor of Skyline Mennonite Church, as well as a prison chaplain for New Horizons Ministries.
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How does reading the Bible as story impact the way you view it? You can share in the comments below.
Transitional music for this episode has been contributed by Corey Steiner. The opening song is Sunset Drive by Evert Z.
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