Leftovers: Is the Bible about you? - Cowford Catechism

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Send us a text Of course, we know the Bible is not ultimately about us, but do we read it that way sometimes? When we read stories like David and Goliath, what are we supposed to do with the characters of the story? Should we figure out which one we resonate most with and then apply the story to our lives? Is our goal to simply be more like David than Goliath? Let's talk about how to read the stories of our Bibles together. Support the show

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