Mosaic launches today!

To be perfectly honest, it feels weird to me to be excited about the release of Holy Bible Mosaic. However, after two years of study, which resulted in well worn and substantially highlighted copies of an NIV study bible and my old favorite, my NASB “Catholic” bible that I’ve had for 20+ years, I gotta say, this is pretty slick.

Over the last two years, I’ve read a ton from Church Fathers and other modern voices. The one problem I keep having over and over, though, is that it’s been in so many different books, that I have a hard time remember where I read what.

Mosaic helps fix that.

Almost everyone has a “one year Bible” that they’ve started reading but after a while lose interest because it’s so….bland.

Mosaic changes that.

It’s arranged so that the reader can follow along with the church year, with each week having its own suggested readings, devotionals, meditations, full color artwork (which is awesome in of itself), and a space for personal reflection.

My own personal frustration with studying theology is having a half a dozen books and notebooks out at the same time while engaged in study. Also, even though I love my NIV, it is a little busy, combining extra content in with scripture.

Mosaic conquers most of these shortcomings and takes Bible study to a whole new level. I’m actually looking forward to owning my own Mosaic.

When I had seen some of the previews, I thought it looked pretty cool. The separation of content and scripture impressed me. However, when I saw the online demo… I was sold.

So, if you’re a theology nerd like me, or are simply looking for an easy to read, engaging Bible, Mosaic is definitely something to check out.

As an added bonus, the NLTBlog is hosting a contest where you can win a deluxe edition of Mosaic and an Amazon gift card valued up to $500. Not bad, eh?

So, check it out. You won’t be disappointed.