Choosing a Bible Reading Plan
A plan you abandon in March teaches less than a slower one you finish. How to pick a pace you will still be keeping at Christmas.
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A plan you abandon in March teaches less than a slower one you finish. How to pick a pace you will still be keeping at Christmas.
Many believers live where no congregation speaks their mother tongue. Here is how to keep growing without pretending it is easy.
Most Bible apps look alike on the store page. Five questions separate the one you will still be using next year from the one you delete in a…
Where to find live and recorded services online, how to tell a good stream from a bad one, and the honest answer to whether watching counts …
Not every group that uses Christian language teaches the Christian faith. Here are the marks worth checking before you commit.
Translations differ in how tightly they follow the original wording. Knowing where a version sits on that scale tells you what it is good fo…
Starting at Genesis 1 and reading straight through is how most people give up in Leviticus. Here is a better order for a first time through.
If you have never been, the unknown is the hardest part. Here is what a normal Sunday looks like, and what nobody will ask of you.
In English one word covers a building, a congregation, a denomination and the whole worldwide body. Sorting them out changes what you are ac…
Three reliable ways to find a church near you — by map, by city, and by name — plus what a map pin can and cannot tell you.
Moving to a new city can leave you without a church family for months. Here is a practical way to find one — and to know when you have found…
What separates translations like the CUV, ESV and NLT? The strengths of literal vs. dynamic translation, and a "one primary + one companion"…
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