Taking Your Time Through The Bible
$19.99
It’s great to read through the Bible in a year–but sometimes it’s better to slow down and savor time in the Word.
This unique reference will encourage you when you feel rushed by life. It provides the tools and inspiration you need to simply relax with God and what He says.
Beautifully designed pages provide just enough information to guide you into God’s Word, to be read and contemplated at your own pace. Here, you’ll find:
*brief book and chapter summaries for context
*concise explanations of important people and topics
*encouraging prompts that continually refocus your thoughts on the main issue–knowing God through His Word
So find a comfortable spot with your Bible. Slow down, be intentional, read and think and learn. Take your time with this unhurried guide to God’s Word.
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SKU (ISBN): 9798891510104
Trisha Priebe
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2025
Publisher: Barbour Publishing Inc.
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