Knowing Jesus as King: Interview with Tara-Leigh Cobble

What does it really mean to follow Jesus as King? Today we’re joined by Tara-Leigh Cobble, creator of The Bible Recap and founder of D-Group, an international network of Bible studies helping believers dive deeper into Scripture. 

Tara-Leigh brings her passion for Biblical literacy to help us explore the Gospel of Matthew and understand Jesus’s kingship in fresh, transformative ways. Drawing from her book “Knowing Jesus as King,” we’ll discover: • How seeing Jesus as King changes our discipleship • Fresh insights from Matthew’s Gospel • Practical ways to deepen your relationship with Christ • Why biblical literacy matters for spiritual growth • How to move from knowledge to transformation 

If you want to know Jesus more deeply, this conversation will teach you how to engage with Scripture in meaningful ways. Join us as we explore how following King Jesus leads to the abundant life He promised. 

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