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Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2007 10:19 am
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I've noticed lately how many different methods there are for Bible Study/Devotion. You can go at it on your own, you can get a reading plan, a devotional book, you can have a friend or mentor ... there are so many ways.
I myself use a mix of methods, depending on my mood. I have a devotional/prayer journal ["Praying God's Word" by Beth Moore] which I try to do a devotion a day, sometimes two a day or one for two days, and then I take the main theme of the devotion and do individual research, using multiple concordances and past knowledge to find as many verses as I can on the topic. I write them on an index card which I place in a box I call my concordance. I also pick out my favorite of the verses and write it in the book. That's my 'devotional' time. Each night before I go to bed I try to read a chapter or two, I started the New Testament a while back and I'm just going to read it through. And also when inspired I pick up my Bible and read whatever comes to mind. Yesterday I was talking to my boyfriend about our favorites books. Mine is 1 John, but his is James. So when I got home I decided to read it, and I picked out some verses I liked and what not. It was quite enjoyable. It seems like a lot, but really, the devotional part takes me just 20-30 minutes. And I do most of the reading in the 10-20 minutes before I go to bed. And lately I've been really intrigued by the Bible, I've had a desire to read it and such. I just hope my fire for God continues growing, and is not extinguished when school starts back up and I'm shorter on time.
Anywho. Long story short, what do you do for Bible study/reading/devotion?
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Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2007 6:40 pm
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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 12:28 pm
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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 7:00 am
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Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 9:46 am
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