You Don’t Have to Read the Bible
Reading the Bible solely because we know we should rarely leads to the kind of soul-satisfying delight we long for. In this post, I share the one truth that led me to consistent, guilt-free Bible reading.
Bible study shouldn’t feel like drudgery or a test you’re destined to fail. I pray that these posts encourage you and help you overcome intimidation so that you experience the life-changing delight of truly knowing God through His Word.
Does studying the Bible intimidate you? Discover how you can understand God’s Word with confidence, experience true delight in the process, and enjoy life-changing communion with Christ.
Reading the Bible solely because we know we should rarely leads to the kind of soul-satisfying delight we long for. In this post, I share the one truth that led me to consistent, guilt-free Bible reading.
Can we actually find delight in Leviticus? Understanding the Bible’s storyline uncovers God’s heart and makes all of Scripture relevant to you.
What if “I don’t know” isn’t a failure of faith, but the beginning of it? Our daughter’s question tested my faith and freed me from the unbearable weight of needing all the answers.
We can spend all morning in the Word and still feel a million miles away from the Savior. When our Bible reading routines feel more like a checklist than a conversation, we can move past the “to-dos” and enjoy renewed communion with God.
We all long for consistency, but our best intentions often fail in the rush of a busy life. I found the secret to lasting habits not in a complex new method, but in a simple memory from my grandparents’ kitchen.
I grew up in church, read my Bible, and tried to live a godly life—but something was missing. It wasn’t until years later, through heartbreak and hardship, that I discovered the joy of truly knowing God. This is my story of how the gospel transformed my faith from routine to relationship, from discontented duty to delight.