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John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, talked about the Bible as "the book of God" given to us "to find the way to heaven."
As we read, study and meditate upon Scripture, our relationship with God in all three persons is deepened, nourished, strengthened.
While this is true for us as individuals, the Bible also unites us as a church. As we read and study in group settings, we are drawn closer, learning to honor and respect one another and our unique cultures and backgrounds.
As United Methodists, we understand the Bible as essential to our relationship with God and one another.
A few verses can never adequately represent the Bible as a whole, but there is value in holding tightly to specific passages as they relate to your walk of faith.
It's the foundation of our faith, but how much do you really know about the Bible? Take our short quiz and share it on your social media platforms.
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