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#Bible in a year update#
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#Bible in a year free#
Proverbs 14:23Īre you looking for a simple, convenient way to read the Bible through in a years time? We provide you with the means to read through the entire Bible in a one year period (365 days) via e-mail! You don't need to have a Bible with you to read your daily scriptures because they are sent to you as a daily e-mail! This service is completely free of charge, and is designed to spiritually challenge and uplift you through God's Holy word, the Bible. Paul would heartily approve.In all labor there is profit, but the talk of the lips tends only to poverty. Third, that it creates a community of believers worldwide who aren’t just Christian by label but genuine disciples. Second, that it roots listeners in prayer and meditation on God’s desire for the world-and for them personally. First, that it shapes a new worldview grounded in God’s will.
#Bible in a year series#
The point is to let the inspired word wash over you and find its own penetration point in your subconscious.įather Mike hopes the series bears three special fruits for the participants. Whether you actually attend to each word almost doesn’t matter. Why not choose to be immersed in the divine word? Soak in it for a year-not just to get the stories, but to allow God’s will to emerge from the shadows of these texts to inform your vision. Our worldview is inarguably shaped by the now standard immersion in media. The two discuss the purpose of the podcast’s launch. Cavins was raised Catholic, became a Protestant minister, and then returned to his Catholic roots. Apart from being hands-free, what’s the advantage to having someone else read the Bible to you? Won’t the mind wander if you listen to it while multitasking? Then I downloaded an hour’s conversation between Father Mike and scholar Jeff Cavins, whose The Great Adventure Bible and The Bible Timeline inspired the podcast. An often-brief reflection and prayer follow most readings. Each segment involves two to three passages narrated end to end (mine were from Genesis, Job, and Proverbs). It really is a straight, if exuberant, reading from the Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition (RSVCE) of the Bible. I was surprised by the simplicity of the enterprise. Still, I downloaded a random, mid-January episode of the series to check it out. Book lovers feel at sea without the printed page. Let me also confess I don’t listen to podcasts or enjoy audio materials. We tend to confine our sacred story to church-not to take it up in our cars or living rooms or along for the daily workout.
Having spent 25 years trying to get Catholics to invest in scripture as a living word, I wanted to say to Father Mike: “Good luck with that.” Ancient story is a tough sell.
When I first heard about this project-365 podcast episodes of Bible readings in 17- to 25-minute segments-I admit to some skepticism.
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