Good morning, everyone, and welcome back to another morning with the masters for revotor

sells to the Lord daily with you. Good morning, you guys. We were picking up with day two

of our devotion, the Bible app titled Habit Reboot in Tories trying to knock me off my rock

or make me laugh, but there's a link to that in the description of the podcast if you guys

want to fall along with us. And as always, I'm going to read the scripture and towards

going to pick up with the divo. Let's do it. The scripture is Psalms chapter 1 verse 2. And

it says this, but they delight in the law of the Lord meditating on it day and night. The

devotional is titled core habit number one, engage the Bible. And it says reading or listening

to absorb the Bible is crucial for spiritual growth. Donald Whitney, a leading teacher on

spiritual disciplines rights. No spiritual discipline is more important than the intake

of God's word. Nothing can substitute for it. There's simply no healthy Christian life apart

from a diet of the milk and meat of scripture. The late philanthropist and pastor George Mueller

said something similar. The vigor of our spiritual life will be an exact proportion to the

place held by the Bible in our life and thoughts. This habit may seem scary at first. Shrink

the challenge and make it small enough that you're confident you can succeed. Getting

started isn't as hard as you might think. I'll give you some tips tomorrow, but here

are some guidelines to build the habit of engaging the Bible. First, choose a format. If

you're an auditory listener, consider listening to the Bible. If you prefer to read, that's

great too. We'll dig into some options tomorrow, but think about how you enjoy learning for

now. Two, choose a goal. And again, be realistic. Listening to the Bible in a year takes around

75 hours, which works out to less than 15 minutes a day. Reading the Bible over two years

takes only seven to eight minutes a day. This option is great for people who've never read

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