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Do you have a sneaking suspicion that the Bible isn’t the simple guidebook your church told you it was? Maybe you’re at a point where the traditional ways of understanding Scripture no longer resonate with you, and you sense there’s no returning to the old frameworks that once held up your faith. Guess what? You’re not alone, and you’re actually in very good company.

In this class, historical critical Bible scholars Dan McClellan and Pete Enns invite you into a different kind of conversation about the Bible—one that’s honest, curious, and unafraid to wrestle with tough questions. They’ll share key realizations—their aha! moments—that shifted their entire perspective, not just on how to read the Bible, but on what the Bible even is.

This isn’t about throwing the Bible away—it’s about finding new ways to engage with Scripture that are intellectually honest and spiritually meaningful. If you’re ready to discover a more thoughtful approach to the Bible, join Dan and Pete as they share about the experiences that opened their eyes to a deeper, more nuanced way of reading Scripture.

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