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When Were Chapters and Verses Added to the Bible? And How They Changed the Way We Read It
Your Bible's chapter and verse numbers weren't there when it was written. They were added centuries later, and they've quietly trained us to read the Bible one line at a time.
Was Christianity Ever Unified? How Christian Beliefs Changed Over Time
Most of us were handed a story where all Christians once believed the same thing. Church history tells a messier story, and I think it's better news than we were told.
How to Read the Bible Without Guilt, Fear, or a Checklist
If reading the Bible has felt like a chore you keep failing at, you're not alone. Here's a slower way to read it, as one big story, and without the guilt.
Lectio Bible Review: The Most Readable Devotional Bible You've Never Heard Of
The Lectio Bible takes out chapter numbers, verse numbers, and footnotes so you can just read. Here's what it is, how it compares, and whether it's worth it.
What Order Should I Read the Bible In? And Is Reading It in a Year Worth It?
People ask me what order they should read the Bible in, and whether a one year plan is worth it. My honest answer: start with one book, go slow, and give yourself permission to stop racing.
What Is the Best Study Bible? Which One You Should Buy and Why
People ask me all the time what the best study Bible is. Here are the four I keep on my shelf, and the one thing about translations I wish someone had told me first.