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Reading the Bible with the Children You Love — 8 Comments

  1. I love this post. You are sharing a message that is at the core of what I want to say to children and their families. The Bible has great stories and lessons for people of all ages. It is readable and not so hard to understand. I too had to have that revealed to me after growing up thinking it was too hard to read and understand. With all the Bible translations available today, everyone can read and understand God’s Word.

    Bible Gateway is a great place to look at different translations and try them out: http://biblegateway.com.

    Janice D. Green
    http://honeycombadventures.com

  2. Our church is leading an initiative for families to read through the Bible in a year. They’ve provided reading materials in the bulletins, on the website, and even in apps to make it totally accessible. (www.wochurch.org) So far, we’ve been doing it faithfully (playing catch-up occasionally), and I couldn’t recommend it more. The youngest (he’s seven) sometimes reads, but is usually up moving around the room or playing quietly while we read, and we have been amazed at how much he’s understanding and listening (at least as much as the adults ;). I’ve read through the Bible myself, but reading it as a family is an experience you most definitely want to share.

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