Scouting the Divine | Margaret Feinberg

How to Study the Bible Through a Shepherd’s Eyes

The images and insights still haunt me. I spent a year with shepherds and beekeepers and farmers and vintners and asked, “How do you read the Scripture—not as theologians—but in light of what you do every day?” Their answers changed the way I read the Bible forever....

The Shocking Miracle of Water Becoming Wine

Bible Study, Dive Deeper, Resources

Warning: Don’t let the simplicity of the writing in the Gospel of John trick you. If you do, you’ll miss out on the beauty, the richness, the depth, the holy aha! that awaits you. Today, we read Day Five of the #LentChallenge. But I’m still wonderstruck by what I...

Why Dirty Hands Lead to A Clean Soul

Bible Study, Dive Deeper

Since the launch of the Scouting the Divine summer Bible study, I’ve been playing in our yard—tugging at stubborn weeds, pruning wild shrubs, plucking the never-ending dandelions. I find the Holy Spirit nudging me toward Scripture, uncovering deep-rooted truths, with...

Why God Uses Vineyard Imagery to Reveal His Heart

Bible Study, Dive Deeper

I AM the vine. Long before Jesus took on the imagery of the vineyard for Himself, God had been using vineyard imagery to communicate His heart to the people. The Song of Vineyard is nestled in Isaiah 5:1-7. This delicate yet ferocious poem provides the most detailed...

Why Malcolm Gladwell’s 10,000 Hour Rule Doesn’t Work and the 10,000 You Should Really Be Concerned About

Bible Study, Dive Deeper

In Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell suggests that 10,000 hours of deliberate practice are required to become world-class in any field. Perhaps you heard the same principle touted. The number always felt too thin to me, as if it were missing an extra zero. A Princeton study...

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