It was a blessing to have almost 700 people gather with us last weekend for the Read the Bible for Life Conference. I am hopeful that the time together will have a lasting kingdom impact.<\/p>\n
The audio from the conference is now available. George Guthrie gave an overview of the problem of biblical illiteracy<\/a> and how the “Read the Bible for Life”\u009d curriculum aims to address it.<\/p>\n The available breakout recordings are:<\/p>\n Regrettably the recording of Paul Jackson’s session did not work.<\/p>\n We also have the audio from the panel discussion<\/a> which I led with Platt, Guthrie and Card as panelists.<\/p>\n Audio from previous Ryan Center conferences can be found here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It was a blessing to have almost 700 people gather with us last weekend for the Read the Bible for Life Conference. I am hopeful that the time together will have a lasting kingdom impact. The audio from the conference is now available. David Platt argued for reading the Bible as a whole, centered on …<\/p>\n
\nDavid Platt argued for reading the Bible as a whole, centered on Christ. Here are his three plenary lectures:
\nPlenary 1: Reading the Bible as Story <\/a>
\nPlenary 2: Teaching the Bible as Scripture <\/a>
\nPlenary 3: The Bible Teacher’s Purpose <\/a><\/p>\n\n