Another Challenge...

I do not know if I had mentioned previously that I was in the process of reading through the Bible in 90 days, but I have just completed day 30!  I would have to agree with the author of the blog Giving it all up who also is nearing the completion of a month into her Bible in a Year plan and said, "it seems that I have been reading for a lot longer than that!"  I feel the same way, but at the same time I realize what I have been missing out on.  When I first started the plan I feel behind a few days, and once I got back on track I made it a point to keep on it daily.  Reading my daily passages has become a staple for my mornings.  It is how I kick off each work day and on the weekends it is the first thing I do in the morning.  I think that if I were to even fall behind by one day, that I would feel off for that day.  I truly believe that this is why (and prayer too) my quitting smoking attempt has been so successful this time (18 days)!

The Word of God is truly amazing and that is why I challenge you to get serious about His word and begin you own reading plan today.  My plan actually came from my Bible, Strive: The Bible For Men (TNIV), but there are many different places to find Bible reading plans, just Google it!  Enjoy your adventure into God's word...GOD BLESS!





*******LINKS*******

Here are two links to get you started in finding a Bible reading plan:


YouVersion.com : I suggest this site because they have created one of the best Bible apps around and it compatible on many mobile devices.  I actually use this as a companion to my Bible at home, and in Sunday School because I can get to specific passages very quickly.


BibleGateway.com : I suggest this site because many of the daily devotionals that I receive via email have recommended reading passages and this site is an awesome online site.







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