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Look · Learn · Live Method
A framework for reading Scripture — see what's there, understand what God wants you to learn, and change the way you live.
The method — questions reference
Basic
What do I see happening in this story?
Big
What do I see happening in the story from a "big picture" perspective?
Summarize in one sentence from 3 different angles.
Small
What things do I see in the story?
People, places, things, events and time, actions, intentions, experiences, emotions, views, beliefs, goals, and more.
What words / phrases do I see being used to tell the story?
Specific word selection and repeating words / phrases.
What links to other Scripture (and how) do I see in the story?
Notice things and words / phrases that appear elsewhere in Scripture — first in the book you are in, then in the testament you are in, and then across the entire Bible.
In
Put yourself in the story. Imagine you are one of the individuals in it, or a bystander.
- What do you see?
- What do you hear?
- What do you feel?
- What thoughts go through your mind?
Basic
What do I see being said in this section of speech?
Big
What is the "big picture" statement that I see being said in this section of speech?
Summarize in one sentence from 3 different angles.
Small
What things do I see mentioned in the speech?
Notice people, places, things, ideas, events and time; actions, intentions, experiences, states of being, and beyond.
What words / phrases do I see being used in the speech?
Notice specific word selection and repeating words / phrases.
What sentence types do I see being used in the speech?
Notice commands / exhortations, questions, exclamations, revelations / explanations, experiences shared, and beyond.
What links to other Scripture do I see mentioned in the speech?
Notice things, words / phrases, and speaking patterns in the section of speech that appear elsewhere in Scripture — first in the book you are in, then in the testament you are in, and then across the entire Bible.
In
Imagine you are the author. Look at what's written and the train of thought it flows from. What do you think you're thinking, desiring, and feeling as you write this?
- Why write this way?
- How else might you have written it?
What do the authors (namely God) want me to learn from what's been written?
- Does my interpretation align with the immediate scriptural context?
- Does my interpretation align with the entire consistent counsel of Scripture?
- Do my brothers and sisters in Christ in my immediate local church community — namely those watching over my soul — agree with my interpretation?
Based on what I've learned, how exactly should I change the way I think and act in my daily walk?
- If I don't change, what pain will I experience and create for others?
- If I do change, what gain will I experience and create for others?