On this page, we’ll be sharing resources related to our Reading the Bible Together book each month.
2025/06 Schedule
- May – 2 Samuel
- June – Hebrews
- July – 1 Kings
- August – Summer Special
- September – 2 Kings
- October – 1 Corinthians
- November – Psalms: Book 1
- December – Advent Adventure
- January – Psalms: Book 2
- February – 2 Corinthians
- March – Isaiah (Part 1)
- April – Mark
- May – Isaiah (Part 2)
Reading Hebrews Together
Main resources:
Audio resources:
- Hebrews Summarised in 30 Minutes. A short overview of the book, recorded for UCB radio. Also available on Spotify/Apple Podcasts.
- Theology Matters: An Introduction to Hebrews. A four-part overview by Liam Thatcher (Oxford Community Church), with accompanying handouts.
- Sermon series from Trinity Church, Aberdeen (23 sermons).
- Sermon series from Avenue Community Church, Leicester (23 sermons).
Book recommendations:
- I Wish Someone Would Explain Hebrews to Me! by Stuart Olyott. A helpful guide to Hebrews and how it applies to us. Available from 10ofThose.com.
- Hebrews for You by Michael J. Kruger. A study guide available in paperback or eBook formats from The Good Book Company.
- Hebrews Scripture Journal. Available from 10ofThose.
Questions to reflect on through the month:
As you read, it’s important to think about what each passage teaches you about God and his salvation, and what it teaches you about yourself and how God has called you to live. Here are some specific questions you might find it helpful to think about:
1. What did you learn about our God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit?
2. What did you learn about yourself, or human nature?
3. How were you corrected or rebuked? How do you need to change in response?
4. What did you learn from the Scriptures that will help you endure and be encouraged?
5. How were you equipped for works of service, to build up the church?
6. What has helped you to love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind?
7. What has helped you to love your neighbour as yourself?
