Here's what you can do when you read the bible ...
Select a passage. Follow a bible reading plan (see below). Allow
God’s
Spirit to lead you to a certain verse he wants you to focus on.
Seek to live the experience. Imagine you are there. Use all your senses. See the story. Hear the story. Feel the story. Smell the story.
Read the Bible in a responsive spirit. Resolve you will be obedient to Scripture.
Write out your encounter with the Word in a prayer journal. List the things you are facing. Relate the passage to the issue you are facing.
Allow this verse to be part of your memory. This is one the most powerful means of transforming our mind.
Source “How Meditation Keeps Us Evergreen”, message based on Psalms 1:1-3, Drawing Near to God series by Ben Lee.
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Reading Record
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Reading
Plan 1 |
Reading
Plan 2 |
Entire
Bible |
Entire Bible |
New Testament |
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reading record will suit those who plan to track their own
reading of the entire bible.
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This plan will suit those
who plan to read through the entire bible in a systematic manner.
Note:
This plan will start in January but can be adapted to suit personal schedule |
This plan will suit those
who plan to read through the New Testament in a systematic and chronological
manner.
Note:
This plan will start in July but can be adapted to suit personal schedule |
Self Paced |
One Year Duration |
6 Months Duration |
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