Jared C. Wilson (article)
The parables, in fact, allow us to peek behind the veil between earth and the place where God’s will is most manifest, showing us glimpses of the day when that veil will be torn in two.
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John Piper (article/audio)
Pastor John shows that we serve one another with our gifts in order that God may be glorified, not us.
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North Point Ministries
(90 Day Study) Twice a week, we will send you a text or email, your preference, that contains 90 seconds of audio that will give you something to think about and perhaps challenge you and perhaps change you.
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YouVersion Bible App
(app) Looking for a reading plan to do with your friends? Get the Bible into the flow of your everyday life. Plans with Friends gives you something to read (or listen to) each day and interact with your friends about it.
Grayson Pope
(Article) Studies show the most important thing for spiritual growth is reading the Bible, yet most people in the church aren’t doing it.
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Kelly Needham
Why should we read the Bible every day? Does it make a difference? Here are five analogies to bring to life the purposes of a consistent, daily study of God's Word.
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Mark Altrogge There is nothing more important than spending regular time with the Lord. Find a time that works best for you and try to establish a consistent habit. Give this little system (or some variation of it) a try and you will find you can easily spend 45 minutes with the Lord.
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Nathan Bingham If you’ve used a Bible reading plan, especially one that requires you to read from multiple books of the Bible, you’ve probably discovered it can be hard to track your progress. The solution I found is using an iPhone and iPad app called ReadingPlan.
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John Piper I have never called any book a “must-read” except one, the Bible. I suppose that’s because I take the word “must” so seriously. I mean, “Must,” or you perish. “Must,” in order to make it to heaven.
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Melissa Kruger Today, I’m going to spend some time considering possible objections. I know you have them. I have them too. Every time I begin a Bible reading plan, I find myself apprehensive. I just don’t want to do it. So, let’s take some of the objections that might be spinning around in your head (and mine) and go through them.
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John Piper If I read my Bible, but I don’t feel anything in my affections that resonates with the worth of what those words are supposed to communicate, is there anything I can do next? Or do I just have to wait and let the experience happen to me in the future?
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Melissa Kruger Therefore, in the hope of persuading you to enjoy the best feast in town, I’m planning to spend the next few weeks sharing about why reading the Bible in a year is a worthwhile pursuit.
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Bryan Chapell In less than five minutes, Bryan Chapell reshapes how we view God’s grace and love in light of our quiet time. He reminds us that spiritual disciplines don't manufacture grace, but rather when we feast through Bible reading and prayer we enjoy grace that is already available.
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Kristen Wetherel Last year was the first time I had used a pre-made reading schedule (pdf courtesy of Ligonier Ministries), and it was helpful in numerous ways. I’d encourage you to go through the entire Bible for these 17 reasons:
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John Piper Why should I memorize the Bible and what does it accomplish in my life?
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