Yearly Archives: 2025

The “Forgotten” Bible Reading Method?

There are many good ways to read and study the Bible. With a new year approaching, perhaps you are wondering — “How should I read the Bible in 2026?” Can I make a suggestion? Why not try the “forgotten” Bible … Continue reading

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Last Minute Christmas Gift Ideas

If you’re looking for last minute Christmas gift ideas, have you considered giving good Christian ebooks to the people you know? There are many quality ebooks available online at little or no cost.   Many of John Piper’s books can … Continue reading

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What Did Jesus Say about the Reason for the Season?

I’ve been following the Precept “Advent Bible Reading Plan for 2025.” It is excellent; I highly recommend it. Each passage focuses on Jesus – who He is, what He has done, and what He will do for His people. Today, … Continue reading

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What Was the Most Popular Bible Verse of 2025?

The website BibleGateway.com tracks the most read Bible verses each year. They recently released the 2025 numbers. Here are some of the highlights:   The #1 most read Bible verse this year was Psalm 23:4 – “Even though I walk through … Continue reading

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A Christmas Bible Reading Plan

I’m excited to tell you about a free 25-day Bible reading plan that the Spirit can use to prepare your heart for Christmas by teaching you much about the meaning and purpose of the birth, life, death, resurrection, and reign … Continue reading

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A Thanksgiving Bible Study

Here’s a straightforward, Scripture-saturated study to stimulate your gratitude for the greatest gift anyone could ever receive and enjoy, today and forever: God. This Bible study is suitable for both individuals and small groups, as well as more informal gatherings … Continue reading

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A Tribute to the God Who Knows Everything

God has many mind-boggling attributes. Over the past week, I’ve been studying His omniscience. Here’s a compelling description for your meditation today: “The omniscience of God indicates that He possesses perfect knowledge of all things past, present, and future – … Continue reading

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What It Means to Love God

One of the Bible’s best-known verses is certainly one of my favorites. Perhaps it is also one of yours: “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who … Continue reading

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Thoughts on the Saving Power of God

I continue to spend time studying and meditating on the character of God. Is there a better way to experience ultimate reality? Paul Washer has been my primary guide. Knowing the Living God provides a treasure chest of passages on … Continue reading

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The Meaning of Romans 8:28

Do you treasure Romans 8:28? “And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.” (NASB) If so, then you’ll benefit greatly from … Continue reading

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