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We must allow the Word of God to confront us, to disturb our security, to undermine our complacency and to overthrow our patterns of thought and behavior. John Stott

James 1:21-22  Therefore, ridding yourselves of all moral filth and evil excess, humbly receive the implanted word, which is able to save you.  (22)  But be doers of the word and not hearers only, deceiving yourselves.

How many of you read your Bible daily? I hope a fair amount. I know most at least read a devotional or attend church regularly. Now, I don’t have to extol the value of reading your Bible. But, I must mention that is additon to reading your Bible you must apply to your life. It is important to listen and read what God’s Word says, but it is much more important to obey it and to do what it says. You see I think we can measure the effectiveness of our Bible study by the effect it has on our behavior, actions, and attitudes. Today as you read or hear any Bible teaching stop and think: how can I live this truth out? How does this affect my walk? So, do you seek to put into action what you have studied? I hope so.

Seeking to apply and live out my reading of Scripture today. Pastor Phillip

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I was checking out the Gideon’s website and came across this Bible reading plan. It takes you through the whole Bible in one year. If you have never read the Bible the whole way through start today. I also recommend a good study bible. Such as the NIV Study Bible or the Life Application Study Bible. I have both and have read through each of them. I also recommend The Message. It is a very modern translation, not for everyone. But, for reading and understanding it is great. You can get a parallel version, with the NIV and the Message translation side by side. (BTW I don’t have one of these and they look nice, please don’t tell Rebecca.) But, the main thing is to be reading. You should enjoy it,it should not be a burden or a chore. Just take that little time morning and evening. Rebecca and I both use the same plan (The OT once and the NT and Psalms twice in a year) and we discuss what we have read throughout the day. Kind of fun. There are also tons of different reading plans, just do a google search and you will find plenty.

Pastor Phillip

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