As important as it is to read the Bible, it's also crucial that we read it in the right way.

We don't want to come asking the wrong questions and in turn walk away with a distorted message that we assume is from God.

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In today's sermon on Psalm 19, David Platt identifies dangerous and dependable

approaches to scripture. Given the power, truthfulness, and value of God's

word, we should long to hear and respond to it rightly.

Here's David with a sermon titled Maps a guide for getting to intimacy with God from Psalm 19.

Next week, Lord willing, from Psalm 19.

Next week, Lord willing, we will begin a journey through the Bible together as a church. Let me encourage you here in other campuses to pick up one of these guides for reading

through the Bible.

It's six days a week, a chapter or two a day that will take us from cover to cover through the story of scripture chronologically.

So many people have no idea how all the Bible Bible fits together so I have taken a Bible reading plan

that a good friend of mine a pastor in Tennessee who actually had the opportunity

to baptize and disciple when I lived in New Orleans years ago named

Robbie Galady and I've taken a plan he put together called the F-260 planets

260 chapters of the Bible chronologically arranged.

I've adapted it just a bit for our purposes over the next 10 months.

And my prayer is that over the next 10 months,

as many of you as possible might know and love

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