Question of the Week #1

Happy New Year! It's resolution time for some, and anti-resolution time for others! I know not everyone likes making "resolutions" for the new year. Some prefer making goals--short term goals that are measurable and doable. But whether you're making short term goals or long term goals, chances are you've got some idea of what you want--what you would like--for the new year.

So this week's question is what are your goals (be they short term or long term) when it comes to reading the Bible?

I have a few goals. I want to read the Bible every day. I'd like to try to read it twice a day. But that isn't my discipline yet. Right now, I read the Bible at night because it's the time when I have more me-time, less distractions, more energy. (I know the thought of having more energy at night can be an odd one to some folks. But it's true. I'm NOT a morning person.) But I would like to get another dose of the Word in at some point in the day. If I can.

I would like to keep reading in my ESV Study Bible and my 1599 Geneva Bible. But both of those are very-long-term goals. I don't think I'll finish up either bible this year. I would like to maybe try to read The Narrated Bible (The Daily Bible) this year. It is NIV. It is chronological.


© Becky Laney of Operation Actually Read Bible