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“. . . as you read the Bible this year, plant your soul especially in the Gospels.”

By Filings on Thu, 12/30/21
Christian Living
Bible Reading
The Gospels

“I am not proposing that you read only the Gospels this year, but that you consider finding some special way to plant (and keep) your soul in them. You could, for example, use the one-year Discipleship Journal Bible Reading Plan … . Or you could memorize an extended portion of the Gospels” - Desiring God

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Mark Snoeberger

NewMaybe we could even print a

Thu, 12/30/21

Maybe we could even print a Bible with that section in red. Oh, wait a minute…

MAS

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Bert Perry

NewWonderful article

Fri, 12/31/21

Sometimes I think that we spend so much time in the epistles, especially during preaching, that we miss the “gut check” that the Gospels give to how we would apply other portions of Scripture. I find the historical narratives and prophets a huge blessing for this as well. Much appreciated how the author walks through some examples of how he processes this.

Aspiring to be a stick in the mud.

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