Immerse: Beginnings is the second of six volumes for use in Immerse: The Bible Reading Experience. Beginnings takes the reader on a new and unique journey through the first five books of the Bible: the Pentateuch. In Beginnings readers follow the ancient nation of Israel from its earliest ancestors to the moment it is poised to enter the land God promised them. As God’s covenant community follows the instructions laid out in the Pentateuch, they not only receive God’s blessings but also are uniquely positioned to bring renewal and healing to the world and to show all peoples the true character and nature of God.

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Institute For Bible Reading ISBN 9781496424143

Immerse encourages churches to make Bible reading a key part of their community. Participating in two 8-week experiences a year, churches can read the entire Bible together in three years. Using a special Bible, readers explore the grand narrative of the Scriptures in depth. Simple group discussions about what was read foster engagement. It's not just a Bible study, but an invitation to a transformative relationship with God and each other. Interested in running an Immerse pilot in your church? Contact our Churches’ Coordinator, Richard McChesney (07873 113107; richard.mcchesney@premier.org.uk) for support.

Customer Testimonials:

From a Group Member in Carlisle

"Immerse is an amazing initiative.....and I feel it is “for such a time as this”. We have felt the need for reading God’s Word in community for a long time. What a joy it has been to enjoy this new format of ‘a good read’ as in a Book Club. I do not usually do Book Clubs but the Immerse Book Club is inspirational. Praise the Lord."

From a church in Edinburgh

"I loved it. The accountability of it. Liked the intros to chapters and scene setting. Liked the layout and format- much easier to read. Decent amount of reading."

"It changed my perspective on how to read the bible—I didn’t need to have the answers; my obsession to have all the answers and for it all to make sense went."