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Meet Gary D. Collier
 Gary is the
author of Reading the Bible Like Jesus and of the innovative
Bible study series, Unrelenting Faith, pioneering and
unveiling the concept of a conversational approach to Scripture. As
the founder and co-chairman of the one-time Seminar for Biblical
Hermeneutics at the Christian Scholar's Conferences held at college
campuses throughout the United States, as a former teacher of
biblical languages at Fuller Theological Seminary and the Iliff
School of Theology, and biblical languages and literature at Martin
University, and as Minister of the Word at Rock Church near
Bloomington, IN, Gary has devoted his life to the innovative,
responsible, and contextual application of the Bible to life. As
founder and director of Coffee with Paul Ministries, he is in
contact with people from 42 countries around the world and is
uniquely qualified as a promoter and teacher of an innovative new
approach to adventurous Bible study for people who crave more than
what is typical.
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Bringing the
Word to Life
Coffee with Paul
Ministries: A developing project advocating and modeling a
conversational approach to Scripture, as if sitting with Paul over coffee.
This project encourages, supports, and develops a spiritual centering
through a substantial and responsible reliance on reading Scripture in
context. -
Reading
the Bible
BibleDashboard has now gone on-line in a major way. It is better felt
than told and is a "must-see." Certainly, it is not
completed and is a work in progress.
For more, go here:
Comments and Quotes
Quote:
Indeed, your aspirations should be clear: live a quiet, reflective
life; stay focused on your daily responsibilities; and take an active,
hands-on approach to your business affairs. This is what we taught
you. 12 In this way, you’ll live your life in a manner that
is proper, keeping in mind those non-believers who look on from the
outside; and you’ll not be under anyone’s thumb because of financial
need.
Paul, 1Th 4:11-12
CWPT
Quote:
There are those who look carefully into what comes before
them, and assign to each thing its proper place, as is fitting. These we must
praise as the followers of an approach to life that will not betray
them.
Philo of Alexandria, Cherubim, 129f
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