Why should we read the Bible?

An episode of the The Simultaneous Sound podcast, hosted by Sarah Webster, titled "Why should we read the Bible? " was published on February 4, 2019 and runs 17 minutes.

February 4, 2019 ·17m · The Simultaneous Sound

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Summary

Do we really think we can live as Christians without the Bible. The remedies, the answers, the joy is found in that book. There are answers to what you and I are searching for in that book. So keep searching.

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Do we really think we can live as Christians without the Bible. The remedies, the answers, the joy is found in that book. There are answers to what you and I are searching for in that book. So keep searching.

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