It’s been a while, but here’s another page from the Practicing Proverbs series. May it cheer you and steer you right. You can get it in PDF format, for printing (practicing-proverbs-25), or see it below as an image.
Joe Slater of Thayer, MO, has made available his book review of a work exposing the errors of the emerging-church movement. Continue reading
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In years past, we’ve published a yearly schedule of Bible readings in PDF format.
This year, we found a plan that we’ve been following for several weeks and it has been the best we’ve seen so far.
So we recommend it to you. The link goes to a TFR post where we mentioned it some time back.
Here’s a picture and a description of our experience after 17 days.
There are many good plans out there. What’s important is to find one that works for you and inspires you to read all of God’s word regularly.
And don’t forget that Forthright Press has a number of books to help when you turn from your reading to some serious study.
Neal Pollard, the preacher with the Bear Valley congregation in Denver, and Ron Thomas, elder and preacher with the Sullivan IL church, share some tremendous perspectives on this first Forthright Radio podcast.
The podcast was recorded Saturday afternoon, just a day and a half after the shooting in a movie theater in Aurora CO, a suburb of Denver.
Keeping a website or blog updated is a challege. But by using feeds from sites like Quick Bible Truths, you can insert the short 140-character posts on your website, and the content will be updated automatically. The feeds are available through Twitter, WordPress.com, or Facebook. For information see this post on how to take advantage of this free offering.
By reading just one chapter a day, weekdays only, in 2011 you’ll have read the entire New Testament. Great reading schedule for slow readers!
Join us as we read through the gospels, spaced out during the year, Acts and the letters. And surprise! Revelation doesn’t come last in this plan, but 1-2 Thessalonians, which also deal with the end times. The books are placed, as much as possible, in groups to begin on Monday and end on Friday.
You’ll enjoy this daily Bible reading plan in a printable PDF format of one page. You can print it out and keep it with you in your Bible. Just click here to download: readNT1yr2011
If you use this reading plan, we’d like to know through a comment of yours below. That encourages us as well!
