Daily Bible Reading
How to Build a Daily Bible Reading Habit: 5 Simple Steps
Many of us have made the resolution: read the Bible every day. Three days later it slips away. The problem is usually not love for God but method.
First, fix a time. Early morning, lunch break or before bed — the same slot every day trains your body to expect it.
Second, fix a place. A desk, a chair on the balcony — a consistent spot calls you into quietness.
Third, start small. Do not vow three chapters a day; start with ten minutes and one passage, and grow from there.
Fourth, follow a reading plan. Aimless flipping ends in Leviticus. A plan tells you what to read today and saves the energy of deciding.
Fifth, walk with others. Share what you receive with family or a small group; encouragement doubles endurance.
The BiblePro app has ready-made reading plans and daily reminders in Chinese, English, Burmese and Thai to help you live out these five steps.
Ritim Baibel olgeta de wantaim BiblePro
AI Baibel painim, Baibel yu inap harim, ol tanim tok i stap wantaim, ol tul bilong Grik na Hibru na ol plen bilong ritim — em i fri, long Inglis, Saina, Berma na Tai.
Mipela i kisim toktok bilong yu na bai em i kamap taim mipela sekim pinis.
Go insait bilong laikim na toktok