"Am I Reading My Bible Right?" With Dr. Joel Muddamalle

Have you ever had a "lightbulb moment" as you read your Bible ... only to later doubt if you were reading that section of Scripture with the right context in mind? If you have a desire to read and apply God's Word to your life with confidence, you've come to the right place!

Today's episode is part of an ongoing series titled "Ask a Theologian" — conversations with Proverbs 31 Ministries' Director of Theological Research, Dr. Joel Muddamalle, and Content Manager for Lysa TerKeurst, Shae Hill. In every episode, Joel and Shae will tackle everyday questions with theological insight and practical takeaways.

Related Resources:

• What if this is the year you become a better student of God's Word? That’s why we’re so excited to invite you to join our first study of 2024 … Keep Holding On: 30 Promises From God You Can Cling to Right Now. Join us for six weeks as we look at God's faithfulness across hundreds of years, in different places and with different people so we can deepen our understanding of His character. Click here to get your study guide! While you wait for your study guide to arrive, download the free First 5 mobile app and create an account today; we'll give you the first five days of Keep Holding On for FREE! Click here to get started.
• The Bible isn’t trying to be confusing, and God isn’t trying to trick you. All of the promises He made, He fulfills. That's why we created a FREE resource called "How Do I Know Which of God's Promises Are for Me?" Download your copy today so you can know the specific promises from God's Word to cling to when you feel doubtful, discouraged or disappointed.
• Tune in every Tuesday to Joel's Instagram for “Theology Talk Tuesday,” where he'll answer your most asked questions about God, the Bible and more. You can also sign up on Joel’s website to receive free “bite-sized theology” through a monthly newsletter you can read in five minutes or less.
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