There is a feast that is open to anyone, the best feast, described as bread for the soul and sweeter than honey.

This feast is on the Word of God, and today I'm going to share a few ways to feast and how to engage in better Bible reading this year.

This is a Shepruse Faith and Practice series number two.

Welcome to the Sheproos Faithful podcast, episode number 141, truth and encouragement to live

gospel-centered lives every day. I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hello everyone and welcome to the podcast. We are currently in a series about our faith and

practicing our faith in practical ways because faith accords with godliness as Titus teaches us. It means if you have faith in Christ,

then godliness follows. He's at work in us. And it is fitting for a person of faith in Christ

to practice the things of the scriptures, to be obedient to him as our Lord. And it's through the

word of God that we even know what godliness is and what to even practice. And it's through the Word of God that we even know what godliness is and

what to even practice. And it's through the power of Christ at work in us that we can even

work these things out. So I'm excited for you to be here in the series. And hopefully you'll find

practical tidbits throughout these episodes. The topic that I'm sharing about today, I think is a great one launching us

into this new year because so many of us make goals every time the new year comes about. In fact,

my husband, he just preached a sermon the last week of December, the last Sunday, and he talked

briefly about resolutions and how I think the first ones

were started, like New Year's resolutions started with the Romans. And I think he said 157 BC,

so before Christ. And it came about because of the God that they worshipped, one of them, Janus,

which is where we get January from, and he

could look back on the year and then look forward. And so New Year's resolution started so long ago,

but I think when we look to the new year, we get full of excitement, full of things that we

want to do or want to accomplish. I think flossing

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