Come Alive - by Talbot Davis (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Come Alive: Conversations with Scripture is a guide through the books of the Bible, providing cultural context and insights that bridge the gap between the world of the Bible and our world today. Each book includes a daily reading, a daily insight, and a daily reading prompt that will help you reflect on the text and build the skills to read the Bible for yourself with more confidence and understanding. Discover a new and unexpected way to engage with Scripture and experience the Bible not as a distant, confusing document, but as a living, breathing conversation between God and humanity that continues to speak into our ever-changing world.

Matthew

Matthew betrayed his own people for money-then was called and transformed by Jesus. This Jewish tax collector, who worked for the oppressor Romans, gives a detailed account of the life of Jesus through the lens of Jewish history and prophecy. More than any other Gospel writer, Matthew documents the actual words of Jesus and connects everything Jesus said and did to the promises about the Messiah. Through this interactive guide through the book of Matthew, you will gain a new appreciation for both Matthew's literary genius and how he invites you into the unfolding story of God and humanity.

Review Quotes

"Experience a sense of wonder as scripture comes alive." - Don Phillips, Managing Director, Morningstar

"I commend this and any future volumes for your growth." - Dr. Jeffrey E, Greenway, Senior Pastor of Reynoldsburg UMC in Reynoldsburg, OH, and former president of Asbury Seminary

"I can't wait!!" - Ruvell Martin II, Retired NFL player and coach

"Talbot Davis loves and lives God's Word." - David Chadwick, pastor of Moments Of Hope Church & host of 'The David Chadwick Show' on WBT radio in Charlotte, NC

"Talbot writes conversationally and with immediacy, like he's right in the room alongside you, with wisdom and humor gained from decades of ministry, knowledge from years of study, and an infectious love of Scripture." - Dr. Susan B. Griffth, Professor, University of Oxford