For All It's Worth: Reading and Studying the Bible for Life

For All It's Worth: Reading and Studying the Bible for Life was held by the R.C. Ryan Center for Biblical Studies at Union University April 15-16, 2005.
It featured plenary addresses by Gordon Fee and breakout sessions by Michael Card, Dan Block, Todd Brady, Daryl Charles, Mark Dubis, Brad Green, David Gushee, George Guthrie, Paul Jackson, Kelvin Moore,
Grant Osborne, Gary Smith and Ray Van Neste.

Education Higher Education Religion & Spirituality Christianity Christian Bible

Update frequency: every day
Average duration: 57 minutes
Episodes: 14
Years Active: 2005

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Gordon Fee - Plenary 3

Plenary 3 - "Why Read the Bible Well?"

00:39:07 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

Gordon Fee - Plenary 2

Plenary 2 - "Some Helps Toward Good Reading"

00:45:45 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

Daniel Block

Breakout Session - "Interpreting Old Testament Law"

01:11:02 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

Kelvin Moore

Breakout Session - "Interpreting the Psalms"

00:59:05 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

Gary Smith

Breakout Session - "Interpreting the Old Testament Prophets"

01:05:36 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

Mark Dubis

Breakout Session - "Computer Assisted Bible Study"

00:58:19 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

David Gushee

Breakout Session - "Biblical Interpretation & Ethical Decisions"

01:02:50 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

Grant Osborne

Breakout Session - "Interpreting the Sermon on the Mount"

00:55:05 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

Paul Jackson

Breakout Session - "Interpreting Paul's Letters"

00:52:38 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

Todd Brady

Breakout Session - "Biblical Preaching"

01:00:18 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

Michael Card

Breakout Session - "Interpreting Biblical Laments"

01:06:56 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

Brad Green

Breakout Session - "Christ in the Old Testament"

00:59:51 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

George Guthrie

Breakout Session - "Doing Word Studies"

00:59:16 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

Gordon Fee - Plenary 1

Plenary 1 - "Why Christians Read Their Bibles Poorly"

00:43:50 | Sat 16 Apr 2005

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