Understanding the Metanarrative of Scripture

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Momma Theologians | Christian Motherhood Ministry

Momma Theologians

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Hey Momma! If you desire deep spiritual formation, in the midst of raising the tiny souls that God has given you, you're in the right place. Our Christian Mom Ministry is passionate about equipping you to grow in a deeper knowledge and love of God, biblical literacy, theological study, and spiritual formation. Enjoy our narrative and devotional episodes about: Bible study, Bible reading tips, spiritual growth, Christian theology, scripture memorization and more. Our mission is to revive spiritual growth in the midst of motherhood. We pray God, through His Spirit, will do exactly that!

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Understanding the Metanarrative of Scripture

Momma Theologians | Christian Motherhood Ministry

8 minutes 54 seconds

3 years ago

Understanding the Metanarrative of Scripture

Mommas, there’s a better way. Unlike those storybooks, every single passage of the Bible weaves together to create one beautiful metanarrative (aka- Big Story). Every story, Psalm, prayer, epistle, and prophecy fall into the backdrop of this Big Story. Since it’s all one Big Story, there’s also just one main character - God. Understanding this provides great richness and depth to our Bible study.

Momma Theologians Practical Takeaways

Practice asking the above questions while studying a book of the Bible you’ve never studied/haven’t studied in a while.
Read The Jesus Storybook Bible or The Biggest Story with your kids. Both of these do a great job of pointing to Christ and teaching the Metanarrative.
Study the Bible alongside another sister in Christ. Work together to see how a passage fits into this Big Story. Doing this will sharpen the both of you.

Read the full essay here.

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Momma Theologians is a new motherhood ministry podcast and our mission is to revive spiritual growth in the midst of motherhood.

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Momma Theologians Contributor

Cassie Pattillo

Cassie is a student pastor’s wife, mom to two energetic boys, and hopeful adoptive mom to their daughter, growing in their hearts from India. She’s passionate about biblical literacy, and writing and teaching about Scripture. Currently, she’s pursuing an M.A. in Ministry to Women from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary to better equip her to teach God’s Word. Cassie loves slow mornings with a cup of coffee, a good book on the beach, and Gamecock football. She loves giving Gospel-centered encouragement through writing, which you can find on her blog, Diaries of a Daughter.

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