What happens when we read the Bible in the places where its story unfolded? Reflecting on a journey through Egypt, Israel, Türkiye, and Greece, Jocelyn explores how encountering Scripture in its historical and cultural context transformed her understanding of God's Word. More than a travelogue, this essay is an invitation to engage the Bible with fresh eyes, discover its grand narrative, and deepen one's relationship with the God who continues to meet his people today.

What makes the King James Version still worth reading? Drawing on his experience teaching Koine Greek, Davinson explores how the KJV's famously awkward English often reflects the grammar and rhetoric of the original Greek text, inviting readers into a deeper appreciation of biblical translation.