The Bible

 I am going to do a long series of posts on The Bible.

🌿

building bridges, not arguments

 OVERARCHING VISION OF THE SERIES

Series Title Ideas:

  • “One Light, Many Lamps: Rediscovering the Bible Through a Living Revelation”

  • “Christ Still Speaks: A Journey Through the Bible with Fresh Eyes”

  • “From Promise to Fulfillment: A Daily Walk Through Scripture”

 

 

building bridges, not arguments

In this series of posts on The Bible

The Core Spirit is:

  • Not corrective → illuminative

  • Not argumentative → invitational

  • Not comparative → unifying

  • Not “Bahá’í vs Christian” → “Christ fulfilled, not replaced”

      Since The Bible is The Word Of God and God is beyond all knowledge – every word of the Bible is equally beyond all knowing. Thus our exploration together is improved by hearing all understandings of all passages so that we can grasp more fully the ocean of God’s Understanding – rather than limiting our grasp to one understanding because of arguing to be “the only right understanding”.

building bridges, not arguments

Link to Padley site

https://padlet.com/ksbloodw/building-bridges-not-aeguments-io6ed6eqyd7hzaw2

Voice Tone:

  • Deeply reverent toward Jesus The Christ

  • Rooted in the Bible first.  What does The Bible actually say.

  • Gently opening doors toward Bahá’u’lláh.

  • Compassionate, pastoral, reflective

 

building bridges, not arguments

Link to Padley site

https://padlet.com/ksbloodw/building-bridges-not-aeguments-io6ed6eqyd7hzaw2

 

🌅 STRUCTURE OF EACH DAILY POST

Each post follows a consistent, trusted rhythm:

1.      Hook (1 line)
→ evocative, poetic, or relatable

2.      Scripture (1–2 verses)
→ always from the Bible

3.      Reflection (3–5 lines)
→ begins within Christian understanding
→ then gently deepens (progressive revelation lens)   What do other Holy Books – Other Holy teachings have to say about that idea.

4.      Bridge Insight (1–2 lines)
→ introduces a Bahá’í perspective without pressure

5.      Daily Practice (1 simple action)
→ prayer, reflection, act of love

6.      Closing Invitation
→ soft, never forceful

 

 

building bridges, not arguments

Link to Padley site  (The site filled up and would not add any more posts so I opened this blog

https://padlet.com/ksbloodw/building-bridges-not-aeguments-io6ed6eqyd7hzaw2

 

🌍 CORE THEMATIC ARC (LONG SERIES FLOW)

This is a multi-month (or year-long) arc that unfolds like a spiritual journey:

🌱 PHASE 1: RETURNING TO THE HEART OF CHRIST (Weeks 1–4)


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