It has been over 100 years since the Bible last had a cover-to-cover formatting change, yet reading habits have drastically changed. Lists, maps, graphics, and descriptions are now an essential part of how we consume information. Now, readers can experience scripture in a fresh, more understandable way with The Readable Bible.

Today on Connections, Rod Laughlin, creator of The Readable Bible shares why he decided to create this new translation.

<p>It has been over 100 years since the Bible last had a cover-to-cover formatting change, yet reading habits have drastically changed. Lists, maps, graphics, and descriptions are now an essential part of how we consume information. Now, readers can experience scripture in a fresh, more understandable way with <a href="https://ymlpcl6.com/34597jqhbanaewhjmazajyafauseqq/click.php" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-safelink="true" data-linkindex="1">The Readable Bible</a>.</p>
<p>Today on Connections, Rod Laughlin, creator of The Readable Bible shares why he decided to create this new translation.</p>

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