Reformed Catholic
Puritan Board Freshman
Greetings brothers,
I invited a couple of non-denominational roommates to a yearly Bible reading plan next year, but they both said that they find yearly Bible plans unproductive and unhelpful. Being used to the Reformed tradition, I was alarmed and I had always valued that practice, where additional devotional readings could complement but never replace the main reading through the entire Bible.
What is the best way to convince someone that there is strong value in reading through the entire Bible over the course of a year or two, instead of individual devotion chunks?
I invited a couple of non-denominational roommates to a yearly Bible reading plan next year, but they both said that they find yearly Bible plans unproductive and unhelpful. Being used to the Reformed tradition, I was alarmed and I had always valued that practice, where additional devotional readings could complement but never replace the main reading through the entire Bible.
What is the best way to convince someone that there is strong value in reading through the entire Bible over the course of a year or two, instead of individual devotion chunks?