Do you ever feel intimidated when reading the Bible on your own? You’re not alone. Many of us want a deeper connection with God’s Word but find ourselves relying on devotionals or simply reading for information, without letting it truly change us.
Well today, The Navigators’ very own Bill Mowry will help you shift that mindset.
He shares five powerful practices to help you encounter God every time you open the Bible. You’ll love his simple and memorable hand illustration, the four heart-check questions to ask before you even begin reading, and his practical encouragement for preparing both your posture and mindset.
Whether you’re a first-timer who wants to learn how to personally engage with God’s Word—or you’re a seasoned Bible geek who wants to fall in love with Scripture all over again—this conversation is for you.
So grab your Bible, listen in, and get ready to hold the Word in a whole new way.
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