I love creating and following Bible reading plans. They provide a sense of structure and help set the pace for exploring Scripture. Over the years, I’ve also realized that reading the Bible is even more meaningful and enjoyable when done with others. Sharing conversations about what we’re learning deepens our understanding and creates a sense of community.
I have read the Bible in a year several times and always found it to be a rewarding experience. I’m a strong advocate for this spiritual discipline. That said, I’ve also started and failed to finish the Bible in a year more times than I can count. It’s no secret that certain books—like Leviticus—can be …
Last year, Rev. Cheryl Murphy of Holy Covenant UMC (Carrollton, TX) preached one of the most impactful Lenten sermon series I have ever encountered. She invited us to fast from anxiety, the desire to control, judgment of others, apathy, and resentment. This year, we have adopted her series for our own Lenten journey. To encourage …