Quite Frankly

Monday. One of my favorite days of the week. One of the reasons why is how I get to start my day. On top of starting off with my normal daily routine of bible reading and prayer, I set aside two hours to read about the attributes of God. This leads to more prayer and worship. It really puts my life and the upcoming week into perspective.  Here is my typical Monday morning.  Read the Matthew Henry prayer email, look at my schedule for the day, pray through my schedule, and then read through my news emails.  Reference hear for what those emails are . Read morning Psalms in The New Coverdale Psalter . Tonight after dinner, I will read the evening Psalms. Spend 45-60 reading through The Pentateuch in my ESV Reader's Bible . I read a daily portion of Proverbs: Daily Wisdom and then I journal the passage I just read into my Proverbs Journible .  Work through Beginning Greek (book, video, and worksheets) Spend two hours reading a chapter of God Is: A Devotional Guide to the Attributes

It is that time of year again, when we as Christians, look to tackle another bible reading plan. Everybody has different schedules and are all in a different season of life. So don’t get discouraged by my plan, just choose something that will work for you.  Bible Reading The ESV Reader's Bible, Six-Volume Set has been a game-changer for me. Every morning I sit quietly in my chair before the Lord and just read His Word. There are no chapter breaks, verse numbers, references, or study notes in this edition. Just Scripture. My eyes do not get fatigued by the ink that floods the rest of my bibles. I get lost in the story and have to set a timer or else I will keep reading.  To make the more enjoyable I read a different volume (section) each day of the week. For instance, on Monday I read Volume one - The Pentateuch, Tuesday is volume two - The Historical Books, Wednesday is Poetry, Thursday I venture into The Prophets, Friday I walk with the Apostles through the Gospel and Acts, and S