Baker’s Bible Atlas
The Bible is God’s communication to mankind, given through inspired men over a period of some 1,500 years. Much of Scripture records history that took place in specific geographical locations—places where the geography and topography of the land often played a significant role in what happened. To understand these events more fully, we need to be able to visualize the settings in which they occurred.
Bible Reading Plan
The plan allows one to read through the Bible in one year. The readings alternate between the Old and New Testaments as this allows reading in the New Testament right away instead of later in the year. Of course, the plan may be adapted to reading the Bible in 2 years or more. Or one may wish to read only the New Testament books in one year. If so, it is suggested one read the books in the order
given in the plan (e.g., Luke, Acts, James, Galatians, and so on).
Reading Through The New Testament
Very important for every Christian is growth in the knowledge of God’s Word (1Pet.2:2; 2Pet.3:18; Rom.10:17; Psa.119:11; Mt.4:1-11). Thus, the importance of reading and studying the Bible (2Tim.3:15-17).
A Shepherd Looks At Psalm 23
We live in the 21st century, many of us in the suburbs or cities, and some on farms. But precious few of us have ever lived as one who makes his living raising and caring for sheep—one who is, in the truest sense of the word, a shepherd. But that is exactly what W. Phillip Keller was.