So our church is working hard to emphasize our church family and friends reading and talking about the same parts of the Bible this year - we've just put a website live for this - I'd love to get some of your feedback and advice! I threw a similar question at you all about 4 month ago and am really thankful for the advice given going forward. Thanks!
--Sam Sutter
Assistant Pastor
Looks like a great idea... I like the "revolution every day" angle.
that's a great plan. nice looking website. good conversations being generated. a lot of participation, so it's being presented well. great job.
I really like what I see here. I have greatly enjoyed using the ESV in my quiet time. I am still navigating around, and I am wondering about the significance/purpose of the separate OT and NT and Psalms tabs at the top? Each one of them has a post from October.
I like it that you have given options in the tools for various means of receiving the information/schedules. I know that if my link for reading arrives in my inbox as a reminder I am more apt to go there. Yes, I confess I am a lazy, technologically spoiled American. 
There was a time I said I'd never read my Bible on the computer, but it's so much easier there, where I can open half a dozen study tools without fumbling with pages or leaving my chair!
I also appreciate the blog/discussion feature and the devotional, which has more meat on its bones than, say, the Daily Bread. After I meander around a bit more, I plan to post on this at my blog.
I am still navigating around, and I am wondering about the significance/purpose of the separate OT and NT and Psalms tabs at the top? Each one of them has a post from October.
ya... that's one thing I need to make better - the idea is that the tabs are categories for discussion - the posts are more or less placeholders for comments - it's a place for people to ask and answer questions about Genesis or Matthew or Psalms.
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