Category Archives: Bible reading

Beyond Comprehension

Human consciousness and intelligence have a limited capacity for comprehension and explanation. Living on a planet that is surrounded by infinity, we’re like an ant on a beach trying to comprehend and explain the Pacific Ocean and everything it contains. … Continue reading →

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Beyond Intellectual Opinions to Power

The Bible is the book about how God has acted in and through human beings. It contains more testimony, examples, instructions, and exhortations than explanation or theology. One book in the Bible is even called “The Acts of the Apostles,” … Continue reading →

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Jesus is my Ticket. The Bible Leads me to Him

Jesus told His first followers to announce His good news worldwide and to train and disciple people to live and love as He taught. One way they did that was by writing. Gradually, their words were collected, called the New … Continue reading →

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I Still Read “The King’s Book” Everyday

Once upon a time I began to read a book. That book came alive to me, and I couldn’t put it down. I devoured it and absorbed it every day. I still read it every day, but much more than … Continue reading →

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Donald Trump to Publicly Read a Powerful Bible Verse

I just went to the “America Reads the Bible” website and the largest letters on the screen say in all caps: “PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP READING.” Yes, tonight this Bible-readathon will feature Trump (prerecorded) reading what God told King Solomon … Continue reading →

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A Book Called the Bible

The Greatest Blessing (Material or Immaterial) The greatest blessing anywhere is to be brought into God’s presence by the blood of Jesus Christ (Ephesians 2:13) and to learn to live in the new and living way of continually experiencing and … Continue reading →

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Three Unique Was To See The Bible

I can think of three unique approaches to the Bible. They are instructional, constructional, and delusional. Instructional: Most people see the Bible as instructional. They treat it like a book of religious rules, rituals, and regulations. No wonder they don’t … Continue reading →

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A Book That Says Things I Don’t Want to Hear

I found a book that goes against my human nature. It says many things that I don’t want to hear. It tells me to do kind and compassionate things that I don’t want to do like “Love your enemies.”. Yet … Continue reading →

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One Thing I Do for Five Reasons

There is one thing that I do daily for at least five reasons: fun, inspiration, encouragement, hope, and strength. I devour a very special book. It’s actually a collection of 66 books written by around 40 different authors during a … Continue reading →

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Why I Write Differently

I’ve spent 5 1/2 decades devouring the Bible and storing up God’s words within me. I’ve diligently sought to absorb and obey His words. They’ve been the apple of my eye. I’ve read them almost every day, as a living … Continue reading →

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