The Bible Recap Discussion Guide with weekly questions for group conversations covering the entire Bible by Tara-Leigh Cobble is an excellent resource in the Bible Recap series. This guide features 52 weeks of daily Bible reading. This is a companion to the Bible Recap program. The journal is self guided. It has a daily reading plan but the discussion guide is broken down by weeks instead of days. For the first day you read Genesis 1-3. The first week covers Genesis 1-11 and Job 1-16. It follows the Bible chronologically. This book is intended for a weekly group discussion. This is mostly a discussion guide and not necessarily a place to write your answers. This discussion guide offers rich resources for those leading a group discussion, and following the Bible recap.

This is an excellent resource to go along with the Bible recap series. I was giving a free copy from the publisher for my honest review, which I was happy to do. I highly recommend this valuable resource.

Purchased it anticipation of leading a group but chose to hold off leading for a year until I have been through the entire program once. Happy I have the book so I can look and plan.

Love the bible recap (both the book and podcast) this is a great additon to it.

An excellent resource to help you dive deeper into The Word.

Received through publisher in exchange for an honest review.

I have really liked The Bible Recap program. The first time through I just listened to the podcast. Then I got the book. Next I used the study guide along with my reading. While I thoroughly enjoyed all of these experiences, it was pretty much a solo adventure.

I am happy to see this discussion guide with weekly questions for group use. The format follows The Bible Recap reading plan. While there are references to the contents of The Bible Recap book, it could be used by people who just read the Scripture and listen to the podcast. A list of the Scriptures to be read daily is provided at the beginning of the book.

The questions in this discussion guide are more general and open ended than the study guide. Participants are often asked about feelings or opinions rather than specific facts. The more reflective questions should make for good discussion.

This discussion guide covers the whole year of reading through the entire Bible. That means the last twelve weeks cover the entire New Testament. While there are some resources suggestion, there are no specific ideas for small group leaders so this is best used by someone already familiar with leading a discussion.

This discussion guide is another good resource in helping Christians both stay in the word daily and spend time sharing ideas with others.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher. My comments are an independent and honest review.