Jen Wilkin on Bible Literacy, Parenting, and the Law

from Bible & Stuff · host Jen Wilkin, Tanner Britt, Glen Brann

In this interview, author and Bible teacher Jen Wilkin talks about her passion for Bible literacy, seeing the Law as a means of grace for believers, and the parenting book she'll probably never write.You can find more from Jen by checking out her website, listening to the Knowing Faith podcast, or picking up her new book Ten Words to Live By.Like the show? Leave us a tip at bbl.st/tipjar.For more information, visit our website at bibleandstuff.com.

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Jen Wilkin explains the importance of Bible literacy and how understanding the Law as a means of grace transforms our relationships.

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