Like many pastors, I try to read a wide variety of books in a good variety of disciplines. I enjoy the growth that the variety brings and the “cross pollination” of ideas. It seems that it makes for better preaching…but that’s just me.
This month, though, I made a decision to only read the Bible. I still read a little news each day, but it has been cut way back and at times I would normally reach for another book it is the Word instead.
By the end of this evening, I should finish Exodus. It seems that all 66 books might be within reach in 29 days, but I’ll let you know.
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February 4th, 2008 at 11:18 pm
Marty,
You would choose February (the shortest month) to pull off such a feat, wouldn’t you. But, then again, you are doing it a leap year so it’s not so much of a challenge as you would have us to believe :)
Blessings to you as you read through the Bible in a
yearmonth (and an extra day)!February 5th, 2008 at 11:16 am
What version are you reading?
Seriously, Great idea
February 5th, 2008 at 3:16 pm
Kevin-
I was going to read the New Living Translation just for a change, but didn’t have one close by to use. I went for the default NKJV, but will probably go ahead and change after the Torah.
Seminary Stud(ent)-
Thanks! I’m hoping the extra 24 hours will make a difference.