I believe that spending time in God’s Word is one of the most important pieces of our daily spiritual growth. God’s Word really has no way to impact our lives unless we are exposing ourselves to it consistently. Bible reading is perhaps the most critical of the spiritual disciplines.
I’ve written several times in the past about this discipline:
- Establishing the discipline of daily Bible reading
- Developing consistency in your Bible reading
- Tips to help you become more consistent in your Bible reading
- Getting the most out of your Bible reading
- How to keep your Bible reading interesting
- A colossal effort of reading 3650 chapters every year
- How to take notes while reading the Bible
- How to gain insight by hand writing your own copy of the Bible
- How God’s Word encourages you
- Reading the Old Testament
- Reading the Bible daily
- Memorize the Sermon on the Mount
- Memorize and study 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, and Titus
- Memorize and study Philippians and 1 Peter
- And more…
This is an extremely critical element of our spiritual lives, and it seems to be occurring less and less in our culture. But when you begin to experience the many benefits of consistent, daily time spent in God’s Word, you’ll develop a craving for more.
God’s Word truly does change us.