Dwelling in the Word

Bibles in pewsListening to scripture, each other and God.

Dwelling in the Word isn't about sharing information or seeking scholarly answers - or even the right answers - to the issues raised in the text.

It is far from magical or formulaic; it won’t solve all the problems or answer all the questions, difficulties and issues you have to address. But over time, this discipline forms a community of the Holy Spirit, where the Spirit is as welcome and expected as anyone else there.

In our current season (September 2022 onwards), we're dwelling on John 1.1-18.

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God...

The Word Became Flesh

John 1:1–18 contains some of the most well-known words in the New Testament – but they may also be among the least understood.


Psalms of lament

Are we missing something that can help us face the suffering in our own lives and the world?


Viewed through a different lens

Some circumstances make us view the text through a different lens, Kate Tuckett discovers as she reads the first chapters of 1 Peter.


Our solid ground

We will only navigate the challenges of the coming years if we learn to be a deeper church again.


The wisdom of 1 Peter

A guide to reading 1 Peter in a way that allows you to listen to scripture, God and each other.


Dwelling in Christ's coming

Reflections on John's gospel.


Dwelling in the Psalms

How the writer of a psalm found his faith sustained by reading scripture.


Making a difference

People around the diocese share the difference dwelling in the Word can make.


Dwelling in the Word with children

The Revd Jo Williams describes how children can bring unique insights into scripture.


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