Heard, Not Just Read

What if the Bible was never meant to be a private book? In this episode of These Go To 11, Greg and Nathan continue the Life in the Word series by exploring Scripture as a public, communal experience. From the early church reading letters aloud to the congregation to the Word being sung, shared, and spoken into one another's lives, they consider what we may have lost by reducing Bible reading to a private quiet time. They also explore how the Reformation made Scripture accessible to ordinary people, and how William Tyndale's translation helped shape the English language we still speak today. Join Greg and Nathan as they discover why God's Word isn't just something we read alone, but something we're meant to hear, remember, sing, and live out together.