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Making the Most of Your Bible Reading

August 17, 2016 By Peter Krol

Writing at For the Church, Godwin Sathianathan has some great ideas for making the most of your Bible reading.

  1. Anticipate God speaking to you through it.
  2. Set aside regular time for it.
  3. Pick one thing and read it the way it was intended to be read.
  4. Study it.
  5. Meditate and pray through it.
  6. Memorize it.
  7. Take it into your day.
  8. Apply it.

Sathianathan’s article has more explanation for each point. Check it out!

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