Lectio Divina, Latin for divine reading, is the ancient Christian practice of communicating with God through the reading and study of Scripture. This Bible study builds on this practice, introducing modern readers of the Bible to the time-honored tradition of "listening for God" through His Word incorporating silence, reading, meditation and prayer.

Paul wrote 1 Corinthians, which is as timely for the church today as it was in AD 54-55, to the believers in Corinth after he had received word about the spiritual immaturity, theological misunderstanding, and behavioral issues going on in the church there. 8 Chapters

Lectio Divina, Latin for Divine Reading, is a series of Bible studies that calls Christians to "listen to the text," reading Scripture as a means of hearing from God. The series takes its title from an ancient Christian tradition, one used and adapted by John Wesley, that incorporates silence, reading, meditation, and prayer in Bible study.

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