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Want to expand your understanding of the Bible? Do you want to understand what God is doing? The book, God’s Big Picture: An Overview of God’s Developing Story answers those two questions and more. It traces God’s plan that begins in Genesis and ends in Revelation. It provides both notes and links to four corresponding videos from the 2014 Let’s Know the Bible conference. Let’s Know the Bible conferences exist to provide Bible teaching by leading Christian thinkers and local pastors for church leaders, churchgoers, and others so that people might learn more about God and the Bible and how to navigate everyday life more intentionally.

Herbert W. Bateman IV (Ph.D. Dallas Theological Seminary), founder of the Cyber-Center for Biblical Studies, has been teaching Bible courses in academic institutions since 1986 and within the local church and on the mission field since 1978. He has spoken at various conferences and written for the church and the academy. Some of his publications include: Authentic Worship (Kregel, 2001), Four Views on the Warning Passages in Hebrews (Kregel, 2006), Interpreting the Psalms for Preaching and Teaching (Chalice, 2010), Jesus the Messiah (Kregel, 2012), Interpreting the General Letters (Kregel, 2013), and a commentary for the Evangelical Exegetical Commentary series on Jude (Logos, 2015). Timothy D. Sprankle (Mdiv Grace Theological Seminary) is Senior Pastor at Leesburg Grace Brethren Church in Northern Indiana. He has taught Bible in academic and church settings since 1995 and pastored for seven years. He has written, organized, and directed a play for as well as read papers at Meetings of the Regional Midwest Evangelical Theological Society, which have been published in Authentic Worship (Kregel 2001), and Cyber-Center for Biblical Studies eJournal (2014). Aaron C. Peer (Mdiv Grace Theological Seminary) is Senior Pastor at Charter Oak Church in Churubusco in Northern Indiana. He has taught New Testament Greek and English Bible courses at Grace College and Theological Seminary, assisted in the publication of A Workbook for Intermediate Greek (Kregel, 2008) and co-authored Translating 2 and 3 John Clause by Clause (Cyber-Center for Biblical Studies, 2014).