Fiction books could help you use your imagination more with scripture
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Have you read any fiction books lately? If you have you would know they have a peculiar way of working on your imagination and taking you, depending on the author, on a breath taking journey. So, is there something spiritual about the way fiction books trigger our imagination and can we apply that to how we read scripture? Marina Magdalena, author and creator of the teen girl heroine Antigone Kingsley, discusses this with Esther Higham.
Released on 22 Aug 2024
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