Christians:

Outside of church services, how many times per week do you read the Bible? For how long?


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The whole thing?

Sadly for me, not enough. A verse here and there, but not as a steady routine.

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For most of my life, the answer would have been once or twice a year.

However, I'm in two weekly bible studies at the moment. I spent most of last week digging into the whole predestination issue, too. It just depends on whether or not I have a topic I'm studying.

I know alot of people who make a habit of reading some every day, but I have not been that disciplined yet.

[This message has been edited by Buck Turgidson (edited 10/21/2007 3:30p).]

Being Catholic and all, I'm not allowed to read it. I just believe what Benny tells me.





































[This message has been edited by jkag89 (edited 10/21/2007 12:53p).]

jkag89:

Haha!

Daily. Probably 15-30 minutes.

I don't I'm Catholic.


























Actually, just about everyday during my daily devotion.

I get to work 15 minutes early each day....except surgery day, and read then...

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Being Catholic and all, I'm not allowed to read it. I just believe what Benny tells me.

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Benny Hinn! Oh, say it ain't so!

It isn't so!!!!


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Every night before I go to bed.

I'm not attending a church right now (for various reasons that have NOTHING to do with my chosen denomination or faith, but rather that I can't find the right congregation for my family), and I feel it's VERY important to keep this foundation (for me).

I keep one in the bathroom...so several times in the morning...

Everyday about 30 minutes to an hour each day. This is my 12th year in a row of reading the Bible completely through.

Jkag89 et al --"Many a truth is spoken in jest"

But in this case it is only a truth in your own mind.

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I'm not attending a church right now

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Have yall considered TBC?










[This message has been edited by fahraint (edited 10/26/2007 3:06a).]

No, as I said I'm happy being a Lutheran; I'm just not excited about any of the congregations in the area, although I really need to retry a few.

I have a very good friend who is a member of TBC and she keeps trying to get me to attend, but I have problems with a bit of the theology there.

No offense.

None taken!!