Bethlehem Baptist Bible Reading Plan

If you want to follow the plan - here it is in a perpetual calendar.



To use:

- Click the '/BBC-BR~...' event for an date entry
- Click 'more details'
- Click the a hyper-link after 'Description:'
- Click 'listen' links next to a passage to hear the scripture read.

Example:



Google Calendar

If you use the Google Calendar - try adding the /BBC-BR public Calendar to your google calendar. The reading for the day will appear as an 'all day item' - labeled '/BBC-BR~...'

Keywords: _Word, Calendars, Scripture Reading

§ The Word

The Navigators advocate another fine concept to get a grasp on Scripture - something they call 'the hand'.

There are a number of calendars that may help with the reading, meditation, memory portions.

Follow one of these links:

BBC-BR - Bethlehem Baptist Church Bible Reading plan
BBC-FV - Bethlehem Baptist Fighter Verses 2009
TMS - Topical Memory System

All the calendars...

Bible Reading Program Changes

I'm trying to update the calendar going forward to include audio links. This may not work for everyone. The .MP3 downloads might be impractical for slower internet connections -- but, those that have the bandwidth will probably find it helpful. I'm also putting a .WAV intro to each part. Using the TXT 2 WAV google gadget and Microsoft Anna voice. Also, using .WPL (windows media playlist) as a way to tie these together.

The calendar's now appear in upper right of blog. This should make my update of the fighter verse unecessary -- as it automatically will display in the calendar. This also gives quick access to other calendar centric items, such as the daily readings.

I'll start posting #BBC-BR back on twitter

/BBC-BR-10-04

Ecc 3.1-15;Jer 7-9;Joh 1.35-42;Jam 2.1-13;

Jer9.23-24 Thus says the Lord: “Let not the wise man boast in his wisdom, let not the mighty man boast in his might, let not the rich man boast in his riches, but let him who boasts boast in this, that he understands and knows me, that I am the Lord who practices steadfast love, justice, and righteousness in the earth. For in these things I delight, declares the Lord.”

This verse in the midst of judgement.

Only a few verses before Jeremiah is weeping. The judgement of God is foretold and through him. He is to tell it and he know he'll not be heeded. Also, he wasn't supposed to pray for those being judged--but, was allowed to weep. So, is God unjust? Not at all. He's the Rock, the Steady One. His arms also are there.