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Today's episode of Help Me Teach the Bible was recorded in 2016.

You can find episodes on every book of the Bible, along with topical conversations on Bible teaching at tgc.org slash podcasts.

What makes for a great, great Bible teacher is that you you are you're not simply going to the Bible to study for your next session but first you're saying God change my heart change me first

help me to be transformed so that out of the overflow of what you're doing in my life

other people in my in my group will be touched.

Welcome to help me teach the Bible. I'm Nancy Guthrie. Today I'm in the offices of Lifeway in Nashville, down the road from where I live. And I get to talk today to Trevin Wax. So Trevin, thank you for giving me this time to talk to me and help us teach the Bible.

Thank you. I'm honored to be here. So you've probably heard of Trevin. Maybe you have read his blog that's at the Gospel Coalition that's called Kingdom People. I really wanted to talk to him today

because of his role as managing editor of the gospel project. Have you

heard of that? It's a gospel-centered small group curriculum that Trevin has been hard at work on

with really a team of people since 2010, but Trevin's also a contributor to numerous publications. In fact, you're writing a regular column for R&S. Is that right? Or do you just kind of write a story every once in a while when you feel like it? How does that work? It's more like that. It used to be a little more regular, but I'm in some of the other things I'm writing and editing. I just haven't had time to be as consistent as I'd like to be. And usually those are articles on something going on in the news or in the

culture. Something cultural, sometimes a popular theological essay, something, I know whenever I post

there, it's an entirely different kind of audience than what I'm going to get from the gospel

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