Dig deeper into Bible 2020 as your hosts speak the words of the Bible and talk about what it means to them in 2020.
Fiona, Jen and Neil are back together for 2021, and plans are afoot for a new season of The Outspoken Bible launching in March. Meanwhile, everyone has been listening back to the very first episode and pondering how their experiences last year have shaped and changed a return to the same passages.
Our thanks to our Bible 2020 users who provide their voices for the readings in the episode.
Show notes
It's the end of the year show, and Jen Fiona and Neil have some final reflections to finish off the Bible 2020 readings!
Thanks for joining us this year, and do not worry - We'll be back in 2021 with all new episodes, stories and time to explore the Bible together.
We hope you all have a safe and peaceful Christmas and New Year.
It's the Christmas episode! Finally, Bible 2020 has reached advent, and a series of passages that consider the reality of Christ's incarnation. Join Fiona, Jen and Neil as they look at the Bible, Carols and culture and ponder on what we have been given by God to know about the birth of Christ, and why it matters.
Our thanks to our Bible 2020 users who provide their voices for the readings in the episode.
Episode Notes
The Advent - New Daily Audio Drama
Jen talks about Christmas Windows in the Scotsman
Neil and Fiona on BBC Scotland's Reflections at the Quay
Neil, Jen and Fiona look at the Bible 2020 them - A Vision of Heaven, biblical passages that give us visions of a broken world made new, and of the Christian hope of resurrection.
Our thanks to our Bible 2020 app users who provided the readings for this episode.
Show notes
Find out more about our Christmas resources at
https://www.scottish.bible/christmas
We wanted to let you know about The Advent - a new podcast series that takes you on a journey through the Bible 2020 readings from our next theme - The Incarnation...
Let’s have a tale whose origins are from of old, from ancient times. A tale of the mystery from which true godliness springs. A tale that is in one measure familiar but, in another, strange and fresh. Because everyone needs a story about light, and presence and hope in these dark days.
The Advent is a Bible 2020 production brought to you by the Scottish Bible Society. Written and directed by Fiona Stewart. Performed by Fiona Stewart and Cameron Potts. Engineered and produced by Alasdair Wallace.
Subscribe now:
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https://scottish.bible/bible2020/theadvent
On this episode the cast look at the theme The Blessing of Fruitfulness: a series of readings that explore the theme of “fruitfulness”: what happens when God is at work in our life.
Show notes
Find out more about our Christmas resources at
https://www.scottish.bible/christmas
Fiona and Jen delve into 3 John, a short letter at the end of the New Testament, and talk about old age, fellowship and the importance of giving younger people freedom to lead.
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Fiona and Neil talk about 2 John, a letter written to a dear lady, and talk about New Testament women, love and how to challenge nasty behaviour.
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Beginning with God’s covenants with Noah, Abram and David, these readings explore God’s ongoing mission to restore his broken creation, drawing people back to himself. God’s mission finds its fulfilment in the person and work of Jesus Christ, a mission which the church continues today.
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The Book of Life is a theme declaring the beauty and power of God's word.
This episode is not sponsored by the estate of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, but he does get a lot of air time, as Neil, Jen and Fiona discuss their relationship with the Bible, and the influences outside their own traditions that have brought more appreciation and love for the Bible.
Our thanks to our Bible 2020 app users who provided the voices for the scripture readings.
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