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On today’s Equipping You in Grace show, Ray Rhodes interviews Dave about personal and corporate Bible reading, the problem of biblical illiteracy, practical guidance on reading the Bible, along with his new book, The Word Explored: The Problem of Biblical Illiteracy and What To Do About It (House to House, 2021).
What you’ll hear in this episode
- Whether the Word Explored is for the new or mature Christian or both and why.
- What a delightful duty means when it comes to personal and corporate Bible reading.
- The problem of biblical illiteracy and what to do about it.
- What the Church should do about the problem of biblical illiteracy.
- Practical guidance for those struggling to read the Bible.
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RAY RHODES, JR. serves as founding pastor of Grace Community Church of Dawsonville, GA and as president of Nourished in the Word Ministries. He has served four congregations over three decades of pastoral ministry and for eighteen years, he has led Nourished in the Word. Ray has published several books and holds theological degrees from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (M.Div.) and The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (D.Min.). He is married to Lori and they are blessed with six daughters and five grandchildren. Ray has long been a Spurgeon enthusiast, and his doctoral thesis focused on the marriage and spirituality of Charles and Susannah Spurgeon. Ray is available to speak on Biblical themes as well as all things Spurgeon.