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Five Steps to Be a Better Reader (and Read Better Books)

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  • Scott Slayton

This article offers five tactics to help you read more efficiently. It suggests prioritizing reading, establishing a regular reading routine, taking advantage of small breaks in the day, putting down your phone, and listening to audiobooks.

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How to Read the Bible School of Theology Series: Lecture 6

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  • Sinclair B. Ferguson

This article is about how to read the Bible and practice personal Bible study.

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Why Christians Must Be Readers

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  • Maurice Roberts

This article on 2 Timothy 4:13 maintains that Christians are called to read.

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Know Your Bible

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  • John Goris

"I want to read the Bible more, but I don't know how to start." Reading the Bible begins with understanding that the goal of reading is to know God better. This author gives some helpful suggestions as to how to read your Bible.

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Why Women Should Be Readers of Good Books

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  • Andrea Vosslamber

Why should women and mothers read good books? Women must read for their personal growth in their walk with Christ. Wives and mothers should also read to benefit their calling as helper to their husband and teacher of their children.

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Start/Keep Reading

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  • Charles J. Terpstra

God wants and expects you to read. Have you ever thought about that? This article shows that reading, especially reading good books, is part of the Christian life. Why? God desires it, your growth and holiness require it, and it is a way of setting an example to your children. God gave us the Bible, and therefore Bible reading is the starting point.

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You and Your Bible

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  • Martin VanderWal

For many young people, reading the Bible is challenging. How can we read the Bible in such a way that we benefit from it? The author of this article looks at the benefits of time management, organizing your life, and reading with a pen.

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Hey, What Are You Reading?

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  • Arthur Kingma

This article is about the task of parents to stimulate their children to read. The author discusses choosing books to read and using discernment in reading.

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The Christian and His Books

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  • Rob Ventura, Jack Buckley

The author of this article defines good Christian books as books that help us better understand the Bible. This article discusses reading in order to grow spiritually: what books should we read, and how should we read them?

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You Can't Beat a Book

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  • Geoff Thomas

This article is about reading good books, and includes some examples of individuals whose lives were changed through reading.

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The Role of the Bible in Formation and Transformation

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  • Richard S. Briggs

This article is concerned with the part that the Bible plays in the formation of Christians, especially those called to leadership ministry. How can we read the Bible and have it form us, without bringing our own pre-formed agendas to the text? The many challenges in reading the Bible on its own terms is noted, not least laying aside modern categories for enquiry.

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