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Tag: Bible Reading
Learn to Chew
What does it look like to move from baby food to something chewier?
Downright Blurry, Part 2
Farsightedness can sometimes be fixed with reading glasses or holding things far away to read them. The spiritual equivalent can't be solved quite the same way.
Thinking Too Small
Our lives can be a lot bigger and more full of power than we know...if we only know where to look.
The Hunch
Our posture (and its effects on us) tells us what we spend time at. How can we invest in activities that produce good results, even if we have a few aches and pains as a result?
The “Howard Johnson’s” Chorus?
What can we do when reading the same thing starts to feel a bit monotonous?
Reading the Bible Electronically
When we don't have a printed version of the Bible handy, today's technology offers us many alternatives.
Mmmmmm…Meatier
Sometimes, just as with our eating habits, we need something more satisfying than a "snack-size" portion of God's Word.
Read the Bible, Go to Church, Pray, and…
I was told once that "Some people know more Bible than they will ever use". Is that true?
Bible Notes
What do all the little notes and formats mean when we read the Bible? Here's a quick overview.
Do You Read the Bible, or Study It?
The Bible is a great book, whether we read it spontaneously, or study it carefully. I encourage you to mix some of both practices into your Bible-reading.
Bites vs. Meals
Although many verses of the Bible are valuable on their own, sometimes we need to read and study more of the Bible at a time.
Choosing a Devotional
Reading the Bible is fresh and filling just as it is. If you would like to read it along with insights and teachings from others, though, here are a few suggestions to help you select a devotional.
“Get Your Own Tape”, Part 2
Just as with our physical bodies, our intake of spiritual food should increase over time to help us grow in a healthy manner.
Devotions
What does it mean to "have devotions" as part of the Christian walk?