We all need help when it comes to understanding the Bible better. There are some big time translations going on and without the right context or cultural background reading the bible, let alone understanding it, can be a challenge. Reading the bible can sometimes feel like when we are told to floss, exercise or eat vegetables. We know its good for us but we ignore the advice or maybe just don't make it the top priority in our life.You are not alone if you struggle.
Reading your bible will change your life. It will give you more peace and more wisdom. And here is the icing on the cake... reading your bible does not require breaking a sweat. It can be easy to do and it can be easier to understand. In this video, we will be covering three things that you can do to make reading the bible a little easier plus a Bonus on how to take your Bible reading to the next level!
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Good News at Work is a video and audio podcast that empowers Christian believers to put their faith in action. We use principles from the Bible and share ideas on how to develop strong Christian habits. These habits will strengthen your faith and prepare you to share the Good News of Jesus with others. We believe that Christian habits are not a salvation checklist or magical formula but a way to be more consistent and focused with our faith.