The Adventures in Biblical Thinking series is an invitation to think. Each volume focuses on separate topics. In volume three, the topics are creation, grace, the church, and sanctification. The adventures are designed to stimulate thinking, to generate wonder, to increase understanding, and to inspire. Each adventure includes a set of exercises that can be used to reflect on the content in the adventure, or could be used as discussion starters if the adventures are being used in a small Bible study group.

When reading printed matter, it is easy to stop and think about something you have just read, or even to go back and read it again. This can be a challenge in an audiobook. I suggest that you might want to pause the recording and think about some parts of the adventure, or even rewind to hear them again. You may want to listen to an adventure more than once. They are short.

Thinking involves pondering, reflecting, analyzing, exploring, examining, meditating, and maybe more. In the word of God, we are told what to do, who to be, and what to think about. Think about this verse:

"Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable - if anything is excellent or praiseworthy - think about such things." (Philippians 4:8).

Unless otherwise indicated, the verses quoted are from the New International Version translation.