Have you ever wondered if there's a better way to read the Bible?

There are many methods of storing up God's word in our hearts, but there are some pitfalls we need to watch out for.

Today we're learning how to read the Bible better by engaging our minds.

There's a seed-proof fable. I don't know what it is.

But now there's a sheepproof faithful.

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Welcome to the sheepers faithful podcast, episode number 53,

truth and encouragement to live gospel center lives every day. I'm your host, Lauren Lushak. I have hidden your word in my heart that I might not sin against you,

Psalm 11911. Welcome everyone to the Sheeper's Faithful Podcast. I am so glad you're here. My name is Lauren and I'm the host of this podcast. And let me tell you, this has been such a blast for me. And in this last week, I've been so encouraged by so many different things that I've put him all together in this little episode about reading the Bible better. Because I don't know about you, but sometimes I'm like,

is this the right way? Not that there's a, well, there are wrong ways. We live in a culture that

doesn't like right or wrong, but there are some wrong ways that we read the Bible. And sometimes

I practice them and I don't even realize it. I get into this groove and things might be a little

off and all of a sudden I

become very me-centered and my time in the word isn't as profitable as it could be. So that's what I

want to talk about today and I have some great resources for you on the show notes. You can always

access those at sheepersfaithful.com slash podcast slash episode 53. I want to give a huge thank you for all the women who have

just come alongside me to become sheepers faithful teammates to help this podcast keep going, to help me

punch out great gospel-centered content to help ladies prove faithful right where they're at.

Thank you so much. If you want to join me

and these women and becoming teammates of the Sheeproos Faithful podcast, you can head over to

Patreon. And at $5 a month, you can help me get the better equipment I need for this podcast

and the learning tools so that I can keep punching

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