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The journey of reading the Bible begins with understanding your motivation and making practical steps to build a consistent habit rather than trying to tackle it like a novel.
• Reading the Bible requires commitment and an understanding of why you want to start this journey
• The Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John) are the best starting place rather than beginning in Genesis
• Motivation matters—reading to build a relationship with God rather than obligation will sustain your practice
• Making time requires intentionality—start small with a few days a week and gradually build the habit
• The Bible isn't meant to be read once but returned to repeatedly as it speaks differently in various life stages
• Consider practical approaches like devotionals, study Bibles with footnotes, or audio versions while commuting
• Young people are exactly who should be in Bible study as they are the future strength of the church
• Community enhances Bible reading through accountability and shared insights
• Personal struggles often strengthen faith rather than weakening it
• Your relationship with God, like any relationship, requires time, communication, and commitment