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EPISODE · Aug 10, 2026 · 15 MIN

Why the Bible Feels Disconnected and How to Read it as One Story

from Three Questions for Reading the Bible

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Have you ever read the Bible and wondered, “How does all of this fit together?” Scripture can sometimes feel like a collection of disconnected stories, commands, and verses. But the Bible is one unified story of God’s redemption, centered on Jesus Christ.In this episode, Scott Dollar explores how to read Scripture in context, avoid turning biblical stories into simple moral lessons, and see how the entire Bible points us to Christ. We’ll look at why Jesus is the center of Scripture and how creation, fall, promise, redemption, and restoration fit together.The Bible is not a collection of disconnected pieces. It is one story—and Christ is at the center.

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