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- Brad Gray is the Founder of Walking The Text and the Host for the forthcoming television show, The Sacred Thread. He is a national speaker, study trip leader, and Bible expert whose lifework has centered on helping people understand the original context of the Bible.
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Brad Gray is the Founder of Walking The Text and the Host for the forthcoming television show, The Sacred Thread. He is a national speaker, study trip leader, and Bible expert whose lifework has centered on helping people understand the original context of the Bible.
After receiving his Master of Divinity and spending an additional year studying in Jerusalem, Gray became a teaching pastor at Solomon’s Porch church in Jenison, Mich., and three years later for Central Wesleyan Church in Holland, Mich. Four years later, Gray sensed God had a new plan for him.
In helping tens of thousands of people do so over the last two decades, Brad Gray and his team desire to guide and empower you to see the Bible anew and engage it in its original context of history, culture, geography, visual settings, language, and literary design.
Watch, read summaries, and easily share sermons from Brad Gray, founder of Walking The Text. In the Sermon Library, you can watch past sermons, read summaries, and easily share messages from our teaching team, including Brad Gray, outside of The Teaching Series.
Feb 6, 2018 · Brad Gray has just launched a new website with a new eBook and a new weekly teaching series that I’m happy to recommend to you. His ministry, Walking the Text, is dedicated to helping people “learn, love, and live out the Bible” by explaining the original context.
Brad Gray . President and CEO of Walking The Text, author of “Make Your Mark,” trip leader to Israel and Turkey, studied at Jerusalem University College. Extended Bio
Brad Gray is a former teaching pastor and the founder of Walking The Text. Brad leads two-week study trips to the Middle East. He encourages shepherds to find balance. He also reminds us we are not meant to go it alone in our journeys. Jesus didn’t.
