Learning to Read and Love the Bible, with Tara-Leigh Cobble - The Alisa Childers Podcast #70
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2020
- I am SO thrilled to bring you this conversation with Tara-Leigh Cobble of the Bible Recap Podcast. Have you ever read a section from the Old Testament and wondered, "WHAT did I just read?" Don't worry...Tara-Leigh is here to help. We talk about everything from how to read the Bible, to how knowing the Scriptures helped Tara-Leigh through her sister's death and two open-heart surgeries. Enjoy this rich conversation about the treasure we have in God's Word.
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This is the second time I listened. After the first time I started reading the Bible and listening to the Bible Recap. I’m on day 311 today and loving it. I love you both! Thank you!
Great answer regarding holding our questions loosely. And it can be frustrating to not know something immediately. Most commentaries however are immediately available online to read. Its certainly beneficial to read trough several regarding specific meanings. But it's important to firstly pray and to ask the Lord not to let us become further confused, disheartened, misled nor frustrated when these views are completely unable to assist or are completely divergent. Whilst we all possess the simple human desire to understand difficult passages, we probably need to understand more practically about how to take up our cross daily and to follow him.
Thankful for the encouragement to read His Word!
Two of my favorite ladies in one podcast! I've been listening to both of you separately so this podcast is a joy. Just finished the year of listening through the Bible and the Bible recap in a few months. . I really just soaked it in. Now I will do both through again and take it a bit slower so I can focus in on some of those questions and thoughts that I just zoomed over the first time. My story is similar to Tara Leigh's in so much that I have been leading small group without reading in chronological order. I've studied for years and just been piecing it together. That pastor's challenge to TLC has rang in my ears and I am so happy TLC has answered and witnessed to it.
Loved this interview! Thank you Alisa and Tara for your faithful service. Looking forward to hearing this daily podcast.
I have been doing the Bible recap for a few months now. A friend told me about this interview so I decided to listen to it today to hear Tara's testimony. I didn't expect to cry. But I have several times now. I too read through the book of Job shortly after my 10 year old son suddenly passed. I learned so much from that book during that time. I am so grateful for Tara's work and her encouragement to keep going and reading it all.
I'm sorry to hear about your tremendous loss. Thank you for sharing!
Great interview, just what I needed to hear today. Looking forward to delving into the daily podcasts xx
I had a close friend die of cancer (mid 20s) years ago. It was the first time I read Job and I also read A Grief Observed by CS Lewis (a journal he kept when his wife died). I found these books too be so comforting and when I told my Christian friends they didn't understand how these "gloomy" accounts comforted me instead of making me even more sad.
People have lost touch with God's Word.
Alisa❣ I am binging on all of your videos and podcasts and learning a lot as a new believer. I listened to Nicky Cruz's powerful testimony and wept. Now I'll read David Wilkerson. And join in the daily Bible reading with your guest. TY 🙏
This podcast is such a blessing! Thank you very much for encouraging us to dive deep and to store up God's word in our hearts.
Thank you so much for all your work, both of you are a blessing. I love your interviews. I read the whole New Testament and was a little worried to start the Old Testament. Now I am excited 🤗
It’s the wildest read ever! I can remember as a child my grandma telling me the bible had every wild story I could ever want to read! I didn’t read it fully until I was in my 40’s! It makes me sad as my grandma has passed and I would love to talk with her about it.
Two of my favorite women!! I’m so thankful for both ministries☺️
Just listened to your live version of “The Battle is the Lord’s”. Just beautiful. Had to listen to it again and again. Thank you.
Great podcast ladies - you're slowly but surely chipping away at my lifelong resistance to undertaking this project - I hear you - keep talking!👍♥️🤗😇
You can do it Carol!!! 😊🙏🏻
Great interview and I am joining the journey🙌✌💝🙏🕊
That was AWESOME!
Great interview! And yes, I was saved at Times Square Church in 2001, after September 11...have heard Nicky Cruz speak; his mother indeed did practice brujeria
Great podcast, I have been truly blessed and encouraged to start reading the bible in some form of order. Pls could we have the link to Tara-Leigh’s podcast. Many thanks
Great podcast.Thank you Alisa. Can we have the link to Tara Leigh Cobble podcast?
Love your ministry, Alisa! You are a very clear and concise communicator ... a teacher! ox
A couple of Comments were about "how to learn to read the bible" and "reading the bible chronologically". Another question could be "where to start reading the bible", especially if this is someone's First venture into the Scriptures.
One of many lists is: Mark -> John -> James -> Romans, then Proverbs -> Psalms.
Is there a men’s version?
At 11:29 she talked about how she read the Bible in chronological order.. How did you know that? I want to be able to do that too. Any help on how I can know in what order events unfolded in the Bible?
@@richardrice1032 thank you so much.
@@venok8863 No problem. I was watching Alisa's "Apologetics 101:Start Here" when your thank- you popped up. Coincidence?
I have also found "Rose Publishing Pamphlets" to be helpful. Far too many to list here. Before the COVID-19 Pandemic I would drive to a local well stocked Christian Bookstore. Looks like many if not all can be obtained on-line.
May our Father in Heaven continue to bless you on your journey.
I prefer to listen to the Bible, sometimes in a rocking chair. Family Radio has daily Bible readings.
You can still utilize The Bible Recap using an audio Bible version. She covers that in the prep episodes!
@@theashleyagency6443 Awesome! Thank you!
The Bible is about God, and it's also a letter to us. 2 Timothy 3:16 says it's useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training. I'd say this passage is speaking of and to us. I'd say there is application in the Bible (Putting something into operation). We come away from reading the Word asking what did God say and does this call me into action. If I'm off base please correct me.
so how do i learn to read the bible i have no one to help me give me the tools i have lost 2 childern
Vicki Kusowski I’m so sorry for your loss. ❤️ I recommend Jen Wilkins Women of the Word and then reading and listening to Tara-Leigh’s podcast as you read your Bible daily. If you don’t do podcasts her recap videos are also here on RUclips.
Prayers to you, keep on reading and listening to these godly women.
vicki kusowski RUclips channel is full of bible teachers?
"www.biblestudytools.com/bible-study/tips/3-simple-steps-for-studying-the-bible.html". Vicki my condolences for your loss. You have asked a truly "loaded" question. VENO K had a similar question. I suggest checking out this website, at least as a starting point. May our Father in Heaven bless you on your journey.
Too many adds. Couldn’t keep listening 😩
1 Timothy 2:12 - But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over the man, but to be in silence.
1 Corinthians 14:34 - Let your women keep silence in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak; but they are commanded to be under obedience, as also saith the law.
Titus 2:1-15 - But speak thou the things which become sound doctrine: (Read More...)
1 Corinthians 14:35 - And if they will learn any thing, let them ask their husbands at home: for it is a shame for women to speak in the church.
1 Timothy 2:11 - Let the woman learn in silence with all subjection.
Shut up! Anyone can and should speak about God.
She is not standing in a pulpit preaching to men. This is a Bible study. She is summarizing each book after she reads it. She encourages someone to challenge her if she got it wrong. She does not want to give a false doctrine. I have only been listening to the Bible Recap a few months. So far, no red flags.
@@deemcdaniel4579 so what you’re saying is that women these days no longer need to obey the word of God.
That doesn’t surprise me.
Women have been making excuses to defy God from the very beginning. They want God to follow their terms, they don’t want to obey Him.
Revelations and Visions- I have no idea how you arrived at your conclusion. I agree with you about women preachers and preaching to men. But a woman can give a Bible study. Are you familiar with Elisabeth Elliot? Susan Heck? In no way do those women nor Tara Leigh Cobble exert authority over men. I think you read my comment the way you wanted to read it, and did not read what I actually said.
@@deemcdaniel4579 my conclusion comes from the holy Bible. I quoted it Word for Word.
(my opinion) - Bibles I would AVOID:
the NIV (too generic. not specific)
the Living Bible, the NEW Living Bible
and "the Message" (this one is terrible). Why avoid these? Answer: tooooo casual and loose in the wording/translation.
Bibles I'd USE:
The NEW American Standard translation
the NEW King James version translation
The CSB bible (Holman)
the 1952 Revised standard version
J. B. Phillips translation
The Jerusalem Bible
The Berean Study Bible
The ASV (American Standard version)