B.L.
Puritan Board Sophomore
Morning PB Friends,
I stepped onto the scale, so to speak, this morning to take inventory of my reading habits and found I spend a disproportionate amount of time reading theological books than I do digging directly into the Word itself. While the two are by no means mutually exclusive and unrelated to one another obviously, I was a little surprised by the realization.
At any rate...this got me thinking about folks here who probably fall unanimously into the category of 'readers' and would therefore provide a decent sample size to conduct this poll.
What are your reading habits when it comes to studying God's Word? Do you spend more time mining the scriptures for yourself? More time reading what other's have gleaned and commented on in theology books and commentaries?
I stepped onto the scale, so to speak, this morning to take inventory of my reading habits and found I spend a disproportionate amount of time reading theological books than I do digging directly into the Word itself. While the two are by no means mutually exclusive and unrelated to one another obviously, I was a little surprised by the realization.
At any rate...this got me thinking about folks here who probably fall unanimously into the category of 'readers' and would therefore provide a decent sample size to conduct this poll.
What are your reading habits when it comes to studying God's Word? Do you spend more time mining the scriptures for yourself? More time reading what other's have gleaned and commented on in theology books and commentaries?
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