Transformative Bible Reading: Rediscovering Vision and Hope in Scripture w/ Kat Armstrong

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🗓️ 13 January 2023

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Click here to send us your email for our newsletter OR to send a message to the show! We have no way of responding unless you leave your email.Locations in the Bible didn’t just matter, these locations had meaning. How does this affect our Bible reading today? Well, our guest, Kat Armstrong, creator of a new and upcoming Bible study series called, “Storyline Bible Studies,” is here to answer that question and many more about how we are reading our Bibles can immensely shift our perspectives.S...

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0:00.0	Welcome back to the Coffee and Bible Time podcast.
0:11.0	For those that may be listening for the first time, our podcast is an offshoot from our main platform, YouTube.
0:18.0	Our channel is called Coffee and Bible Time where our goal is to help people delight in
0:23.7	God's Word. We also have a website and storefront with Bible studies, prayer journals,
0:29.6	courses, and more. I'm Mentor Mama and today we are going to be talking about rediscovering your vision and restoring your hope in God's presence through the symbol-driven world of the Bible.
0:48.3	You might be asking symbol-driven world of the Bible. What exactly is that? Well, locations in the Bible didn't just matter.
0:58.6	These locations had meaning. So how does this affect our Bible reading today? Well, our guest,
1:05.9	Kat Armstrong, creator of a new and upcoming Bible study series called Storyline Bible Studies is here to
1:16.6	answer that question and many more about the way in which we are reading our
1:22.1	Bibles can immensely shift our perspectives but first a word from our sponsor. Kat Armstrong was born in
1:31.7	Houston, Texas. She is a powerful voice in our generation as a sought-after Bible teacher, an innovative
1:40.5	ministry leader. She holds a master's degree from Dallas Theological Seminary and is the
1:46.8	author of No More Holding Back and the In-Between Place. In 2008, Kat co-founded the Polish Network to
1:56.3	gather working women in person and online to navigate careers and explore faith in an authentic community.
2:05.4	As the host of the polished podcast, she interviews working women at the crossroads of faith and work.
2:13.6	Kat is pursuing a doctorate in ministry in New Testament context at Northern Seminary and is a board member of the Polish Network. She and her husband Erin have been married for 20 years and live in Dallas, Texas with their son, Caleb, and attend Dallas Bible Church, where Aaron serves as the lead pastor.
2:35.7	Please welcome, Kat.
2:38.0	Ellen, thanks so much for having me on the show.
2:41.2	Oh, Kat.
2:42.2	It's so nice to meet you, and I'm so excited for our listeners to learn about just a very
2:50.1	unique and exciting way to look and study at the Bible.
2:54.4	So why don't you start at the beginning?
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