The topic was Leviticus and I had a confession to make ldquo I skipped a lot of the reading rdquo I told my Bible study group ldquo I rsquo m not reading about skin diseases again rdquo That rsquo s when my friend Dave spoke up ldquo I know a guy who believed in Jesus because of that passage rdquo he said Dave explained that his friend mdash a doctor mdash had been an atheist He decided that before he completely rejected the Bible he rsquo d better read it for himself The section on skin diseases in Leviticus fascinated [... more]

It's surprisingly easy to become lax about reading or teaching the Bible Explore some important warnings and reminders from the apostle Paul and learn how to get the most out of your time in God's Word on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg ----------------------------------------- Click here and look for FROM THE SERMON to stream or read the full message This program is part of the series 'The Work of the Word' Learn more about our current resource request your copy with a donation of any amount Helpful Resources - Learn about God's salvation plan - Read our most recent articles [... more]

As Emma shared how God helped her embrace her identity as His beloved child she weaved Scripture into our conversation I could barely figure out where the high school student stopped speaking her words and began quoting the words of God When I commended her for being like a walking Bible her brow furrowed She hadn rsquo t been intentionally reciting Scripture verses Through daily reading of the Bible the wisdom found in it had become a part of Emma rsquo s everyday vocabulary She rejoiced in God rsquo s constant presence and enjoyed every opportunity He provided to share [... more]

The small country of Iceland is a nation of readers In fact it rsquo s reported that each year it publishes and reads more books per person than any other country On Christmas Eve it rsquo s a tradition for Icelanders to give books to family and friends and then read long into the night This tradition dates back to World War II when imports were restricted but paper was cheap Icelandic publishers began flooding the market with new titles in late fall Now a catalog of the country rsquo s new releases is sent to every Icelandic home in [... more]