At the Gilmore household, many days we're lucky just to have time to eat dinner. Were it not a biological necessity, we'd probably skip it (despite my love of food). But after work, school activities, homework, and all the other things we have to do when is there possibly time to read the Bible?
And even if time presents itself, if you don't understand what you're reading or why it's important how are you going to enjoy the process?
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So too often we skip Bible time either because it's not urgent or because the process is boring and frustrating.
But what happens if you stay on such a course? What if you continue allowing your Bible to collect dust on the bookshelf?
