The only quiet thing about my quiet time is that I can’t hear anyone or anything else…besides me.
I talk out loud, read out loud, pray out loud…shout, cry, sing, pound the desk, and ruffle pages as if in a Sunday School sword drill.
I don’t see a reason to hold back. God’s Word is alive, and we should engage it as such. We should engage God as a relationship person, not a lifeless book. Not irreverently, but not without emotion either.
Maybe I should start calling it my “morning devotions” since “quiet time” sounds like a misnomer.
What do you call your morning time in God’s Word?
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Desire Spiritual Growth has two new pages: Bible Reading Plans and Bible Memory Plans under the Resources tab.
Both pages offer a buffet of Bible reading and memory plans, plus some “how-to” heavy artillery. Remember, our hope is not in the methods. But they are tools nonetheless. There’s value in having a plan to follow when reading the Bible. Maybe you want to methodically follow a beaten path by reading the Bible in a year. Or you want to plunge into a 90 day reading plan. Or maybe you’re like me and just want a plan so you can have something to meander back to once you’ve chased the rabbit trails.
Here’s a list for readers of all stripes.
Bible Reading Plans
How to Have a Quiet Time
Here’s everything you wanted to know about Bible memory, and then some.
Bible Memory Plan and Resources
How and Why to Memorize
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