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Read the Bible in a Year | Homestead Homemaking

December 14, 2019 · In: devotional, homemaking, Homestead Homemaking

One of my biggest challenges as a busy homemaker and woman is to read through the Bible. Cover to cover. Beginning to end. Recently God has really been quickening my heart to read through the Bible. To really get to know Him and this incredibly inspired word He’s given to us. Because of this, in 2020, it’s my mission to read through the entire Bible, and I want to invite you to join me along this journey.

It is known that the Bible is the living word of God. And I say this because that is the most exciting part of it all, to me. God speaks through His word to each and every one of us differently, but still noncontradictory to itself.

Join myself and hundreds (maybe even thousands) of other women in the Homestead Homemaking Facebook group, starting January 1st, as we dive into the Bible and learn together.

Here’s how it will work:

  1. Join the group and make sure your notifications for the group are on. Please have patience, as we get hundreds of requests to join each day.
  2. Find the Read the Bible in a Year printable and print it out so that it’s easier for you to navigate once January 1st comes. If you can’t click the link and print it, simply save the photo above and print it.
  3. Start reading the Bible on January 1st. You can read days in advance if you’d like, as long as the entire week is read before the following week.
  4. Come into the group where we’ll have monthly discussions about the Bible reading challenge and what we’ve learned!
  5. If you have trouble finding the posts, click on the tag “Bible in a Year” in the group and it will take you to all of the posts.

That’s it! It’s that simple!

I hope that you’ll join me on this journey to dive deeper into the word of God as a homemaker, woman, and disciple of Jesus. It is so important for us to hide His word in our heart, and what better way to do so than to learn together!

I can’t wait to study with you in 2020!

Important Links for Read the Bible in a Year Challenge:

  • Homestead Homemaking for Christian Women (FB group)
  • Read the Bible in a Year Printable

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By: Amy K. Fewell · In: devotional, homemaking, Homestead Homemaking · Tagged: homemaking, homestead homemaking

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  1. Kendra says

    January 16, 2020 at 9:21 pm

    Hey there i was wondering if you can send me a Bible study guide for the year or anything you can help for the bible study for a new beginner.

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