Sunday, October 25, 2026

Found on Twitter/X - Don't Let Your Bible Collect Dust


 

It's often said, "If your Bible is falling apart, your life probably isn't." While that's not a verse from Scripture, it carries an important truth. A well-used Bible is often a sign of a heart that is seeking God, growing in faith, and staying connected to His Word.

When we read the Bible regularly, we give God the opportunity to shape our thoughts, guide our decisions, and encourage us through life's challenges. Just as our bodies need daily nourishment, our souls need spiritual nourishment. Even a few minutes each day in God's Word can make a difference over time.

An often-overlooked benefit of reading Scripture is how it strengthens our conscience. God has given us a conscience to help us recognize right from wrong, but His Word helps train and sharpen it. The more we learn what God teaches, the easier it becomes to recognize His guidance and make choices that honor Him.

If your Bible has been gathering dust lately, don't be discouraged. Simply open it again. Start with a Psalm, a chapter from the Gospels, or a favorite passage. God isn't looking for perfection; He invites us to spend time with Him. Dust can be wiped away in a moment, but the wisdom, comfort, and truth found in God's Word can stay with us for a lifetime.

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