Resources by Topic: Bible Reading & Memorization

A lot of believers in Christ are missing out on deep treasures of God’s Word. They own Bibles, they just don’t read all the parts of it. Read or Listen →

Heather has known the Lord for a long time. But about a year ago, someone challenged Heather to begin one habit related to her Bible reading. Read or Listen →

Bible reading became an intimate connection with a living God. Read or Listen →

When you’re stressed or tempted, what pops into your mind? When you memorize Scripture, you’re filling your mind with the material you need. Read or Listen →

Did you spend time alone with God yet today? Carving out time for prayer and the Bible can be very hard. Henry Blackaby has a lot of wise advice. Read or Listen →

God gives us so many good things. But those good things can threaten to crowd Him out. It can be hard to get away and spend time just enjoying Him. Read or Listen →

As you make decisions, do you ever think about what the Bible says? Is it just a collection of fairy tales? Or is it the powerful Word of God? Read or Listen →

When we’re sharing the gospel with someone, the words of the Bible itself can be much more persuasive than our arguments. Read or Listen →

As a Christian growing up in communist Bulgaria, Margaret Nikol only had one page of the Bible. Gain a greater appreciation for the gift of God’s Word. Read or Listen →

When one of the kings received the Word of God, he didn’t like what it said. So he cut the scroll up and threw it in the fire. We would never do that, right? Read or Listen →

What is the most unique book you’ve ever read? The most helpful? The most truthful? Does the Bible spring to mind? We can take the Word of God for granted. Read or Listen →

If your kids don’t see you studying the Bible, will they really think the Bible is valuable? Read or Listen →

New generations of believers expect to learn using electronic means. How can you use technology to connect them with timeless truth? Read or Listen →

There’s one habit that could transform your year ahead. Nancy gives you an important challenge. Read or Listen →

Do you wish you read the Bible more consistently? Nancy says more will power isn’t the answer. You need something else. Read or Listen →

Have you read the whole Bible? Hear about a woman who taught the Bible all the time yet she had never read the entire thing. Read or Listen →

Don’t just go through the Bible; let the Bible get through you! Read or Listen →

Nancy challenges you to live purposefully in 2012. There’s one specific action you can take that will make a big difference in the direction of your year. Read or Listen →

Nancy views her iPhone as a mixed blessing. It helps her do a lot of things faster. But it can also be a big distraction when she’s trying to read the Bible. Read or Listen →

Nancy Leigh DeMoss calls God’s Word an antidote to temptation. Find out why reading the Bible will help you avoid wrong choices. Read or Listen →

Do you ever feel like reading the Bible is just another task to check off a list? Nancy will show you how to make it a much richer experience. Read or Listen →

Nancy says that your relationship with God will never be any stronger than your relationship with God’s Word. Find out how to make that relationship stronger. Read or Listen →

There’s no better way to begin a new year than to get God’s Word into you. Join in as Nancy Leigh DeMoss reads some of her favorite Psalms. Read or Listen →

Gain valuable wisdom as Elisabeth Elliot joins Nancy to discuss Bible reading, biblical womanhood, child rearing, and many other practical issues. Read or Listen →

Mark DeMoss says the best time to read the Bible and pray is early in the morning. He says waiting until later in the day leaves room for more distractions. Read or Listen →

When Mark DeMoss was a young man, he observed people in the last stages of life. Most of those people had the exact same regrets. Find out why, today. Read or Listen →

What English translation of the Bible was the first to be brought to America? It wasn't the King James Bible. Nancy tells us how we got the first English Bible. Read or Listen →

In the 1500s, a brilliant scholar named William Tyndale was condemned to death. His crime? Translating the Bible from Greek and Hebrew into English. Read or Listen →

At one point in history, if you owned an English Bible in Britain, you could be jailed or killed. Hear more about how we got our English Bible, today. Read or Listen →