Participate in a Research Study
LivingScroll.org offers a series of participatory studies inspired by the Cochin Hebrew New Testament manuscripts, exploring how ancient sacred texts can be received, practiced, and reflected on today. Each study invites people from diverse backgrounds to engage with Scripture through simple guided activities, personal reflection, and brief observations. Join us as we discover how these ancient manuscript traditions continue to speak, shape, and come alive in modern lives.
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The 15-Day Healing Worship Challenge
Step into the 15-Day Healing Worship Challengeāa sacred journey of faith, worship, and healing. Participants will intentionally enter Godās presence each day, worship with expectation, and open their hearts to receive His healing power. Throughout the 15 days, this focused spiritual experience is designed to draw participants closer to God, strengthen their faith, and create space for healing in body, mind, and spirit. The study will combine consistent engagement with Scripture, prayer, worship, and daily documentation. The final 10 days will include a guided worship phase centered on healing and restoration, with specific instructions and study materials provided when the study begins.
Before beginning the study, participants must watch a brief, four-minute teaching from Dr. David Gibbs on the importance of worship. This viewing is required only once. Watch the teaching on YouTube, beginning at 38:47: https://youtu.be/O9vaebDHyV0?si=wC4vuT4CCLWLrzYO&t=2327
During the study, participants will follow a guided daily practice beginning after sundown. Each session will take approximately 24 minutes and will include Scripture and worship activities. We will provide complete instructions and links to registered participants before this phase begins.
Participants will also document their experience each day using the study form. Consistent participation and timely documentation are essential to the study's integrity and usefulness, and we will provide detailed guidance when the study begins.