I’ve often heard that the primary focus in reading and studying the Bible is not for information, but transformation. That is, when we take the time to read Scripture our ultimate goal should not be to simply gather more information about a certain passage, but to be transformed by what we read. I agree with […]
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February 15, 2011
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