What does the Bible say about personal spiritual devotions such as prayer and Bible study?

Does Scripture offer a daily checklist for the believer?

How do we know if we're doing it right?

Dr. David K. Bernard shares his thoughts on this important topic, so don't go away.

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I'm confident that many of our listeners who are watching this episode or listening to it have made some sort of resolution or commitment

for this year in the area of their personal spiritual disciplines. And they may have decided

that they want to pray more or that they're going to read the Bible through this year. And we

certainly commend those efforts. Think that's important. But it raises a question, what should

personal devotions involve? Because the Bible never says, thou shalt pray one hour per day or thou

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