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Week 12: When I Feel Like Ignoring the Bible

Day 2 Bible Reading: Isaiah 55:6-13

Do I Have to Read Leviticus?

My word that goes out from my mouth: it will not return to me empty, but will accomplish what I desire (V.11).

“Do I really have to read Leviticus?” I remember a friend asking me this after youth group one day. “The Old Testament seems so boring and difficult.”

Lots of Christians feel like this. But the Old Testament, including Leviticus, is really important. Its books share the law God gave His people, tell us lots about who God is and prepare us to read the story of Jesus.

Every book of the Bible teaches us more about God (ISA. 55:11). The whole text is alive and powerful (HEB. 4:12), and the Holy Spirit will use the things we’ve read, even from Leviticus, to help us live for God.

There are plenty of things in there worth thinking about—but we don’t have to understand it all straightaway. We just need to make space to read it and ask God to make sense of it all to us, bit by bit.

By: Regie Keller

To Pray About . . .

Father, teach me to love the Bible more and more and help me to live it out.


TO UNDERSTAND THE BIBLE, WE NEED TO TAKE TIME TO READ IT AND THINK ABOUT IT WITH ITS AUTHOR.

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