 | As we begin this journey together, think about why you decided to read the Bible in a year. Is it something you have always wanted to do? Are you curious about what we don't read in church? Have you always wanted to and didn't know exactly how to approach it? Whatever your reason, you are here and the Holy Spirit has inspired you in some way to dive into God's inspired word in Holy Scripture. While we will all read at different times of the day, we are reading together and we are never alone when we read the Bible. Reading Scripture in and of itself is a form of prayer and that is how we approach these readings each day. In turn, we are intentionally carving out part of each of our days and dedicating it to God. Wonderful and strange things happen when you begin to do this. I hope to use this space as a place where we can comment on daily readings, the reflection material, or any other components of this process. My prayers are with you and am excited to begin reading. We officially begin on October 1, 2018 and will finish on September 30, 2019. |
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3 Comments
Mary Kay Brown
9/26/2018 02:00:44 pm
Thank you Fr. Will for this great web page. I look forward to reading scripture with you all starting October 1.
Kathleen Eichenlaub
10/1/2018 05:16:45 pm
Thank you for organizing this, Father Will! I read the Bible in a Year several years ago. (It took me a few tries of starting over to make it through Deuteronomy.) I borrowed the book from a friend, and the version wasn’t my favorite. I am looking forward to doing it this time with my own Bible and the acccompanying book. I was already in the habit of having quiet time with God first thing in the morning before everyone else in my house wakes up, so that will be my time to read the Bible in a year. I started this morning; and really enjoyed the reading from the book, as well as the Bible readings.
Fr. Will
10/4/2018 05:10:25 pm
Such a pleasure to have you on this journey! The habit of setting aside time for reading Scripture seems so easy and as you likely found, may have taken a while to become accustomed to. It is my prayer that we all find that time apart that will now belong to God. Leave a Reply. |
The Rev. William L. Packard
I am excited to read the Bible with you, not only for the knowledge and ability to say, "I've read the whole thing," but for the wonderful things that occur when Scripture is read intentionally each day. Archives
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