Is reading the Bible enough, or should they dig in and study it? When should I study the Bible? When should I simply read it? Does one matter more than the other? Many Christians, especially young Christians, grapple with the concept of Bible reading vs Bible study as they seek to determine which Bible study …
Bible Reading vs Bible Study: Which One Do You Need Right Now? Read More »
Every new year, many believers recommit to consistent Bible reading, with a good chunk settling on reading the entire Bible cover to cover. Using various cover to cover Bible reading plans, they embark on a journey to read the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. Though many start with fresh resolve and determination to finish, statistics …
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You did it, congratulations! Finishing a Bible reading plan, especially a long one like a full, consistent Bible reading journey, is no small feat. So, congratulations are in order. Yet for many believers, the high is short-lived. Excitement quickly turns into disillusionment. The sudden lack of structure often leads to aimless wandering, lost momentum, and, …
I Have Completed a Bible Reading Plan – Now What? Read More »
Going through a season where you feel invisible and as though God Has forgotten you? A rough path where your pain seems unnoticed and your prayers go unanswered? Well, that can be crushing, discouraging, and simply confusing. How can the omniscient and omnipresent not take notice of your plight? In this piece, we will talk …
Recently, I’ve come across several videos where a content creator asks people simple Bible questions and rewards every correct answer with a small prize. Sadly, most participants fail to answer even the simplest questions. We are living in perhaps the greatest paradox of our time. Despite the unprecedented access to the Bible and the general …
The Sad Reality of Biblical Illiteracy in the Information Age Read More »
Think with me: How healthy would you be if you ate one or two meals a week? Feeble and malnourished, right? Unfortunately, that’s how some of us feed ourselves spiritually. We go to church on Sunday, maybe attend a midweek Bible study, and that’s about as far as our interaction with God’s Word goes. Is …
You might be thinking: Teach me how to read the Bible? Isn’t that obvious? Well, not quite. Many of us approach the Bible unprepared and, as a result, miss out on the richness it has to offer. In this article, I’ll share a few key attitudes that have greatly helped me in my Bible reading …
In many Christian circles, there’s a growing fascination with the demonic world. Believers are constantly consuming content about demons and their operations, yet rarely open their Bibles. In churches, sermons are crafted around the devil, culminating in deliverance services that stretch into endless hours. Testimonies are framed not around Christ’s saving power but around demonic …
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Reading plans have become popular among believers as a way of instilling Bible reading discipline. However, they can be a pitfall if not used properly. This article will highlight the subtle dangers of overreliance on Bible reading plans and how to avoid them. Ready? Grab your favorite drink and let’s dive in. 1. Neglecting the …
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There’s a quiet fear that makes many Christians shy away from Bible reading plans: What if the guide or the day’s schedule locks me into pages that don’t match my season? For instance, genealogies, laws, long narratives, or prophecies, while the encouragement I so desperately need sits somewhere else? In this article, I will push …
Using A Reading Plan Won’t Make You Miss Out On The Rhema Read More »