The BigBible Project seeks to draw Christians from all churches and none into deeper engagement with the Bible through local reading groups and online conversations. I write a monthly article on using digital innovations in discipleship, church and outreach.
The BigBible Project began in 2009 as a scheme to encourage people to engage with the Bible in the digital space. It soon grew into a national scheme of small group Bible studies through Lent.
In 2011 the #DigiDisciple strand was developed as a community of Christians thinking through what it means to live out their faith in the digital space. I write a monthly column on the theme of digital innovations and how they can be used in discipleship, church and outreach.
