
What am I getting?
Colin Smith’s short book, Fly Through The Bible, gives a high-level Bible overview using a simple narrative style. The book has 5 discussion questions at the end of each of the 15 short chapters. We also have free short videos of Colin reading each chapter on our website, to be used with or instead of the book, and also a free app, ‘FLY’, which covers the same material in 15 even shorter sessions.
However, if you want to then open up the Bible and look in more detail at passages related to the section of the Bible story for any particular session, this free, easy-to-use, no-preparation-necessary study guide is for you.
Just fill in the form, and we’ll send it to you right away (it’s a ‘pdf’ you can print out if you wish for group use).
Why do we want you to give us your email? Can’t you just put the guide on your website for free?
For two reasons:
First, we want to keep you updated about new free resources such as our forthcoming Bible overview podcast, as well as regional events where Colin Smith will teach ‘Fly Through The Bible’ live.
Second, we love to know who might be using the resources, hear more of how you are getting on, and learn how we can improve our resources.
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