Fifteen Reasons To Read The Bible Daily

To be rid of anxiety and have peace. (Psalm. 119:165)

To set things right when life is out of control. (Psalm. 19:7-8)

To have direction and know God's will. (Psalm. 119:105)

To experience healing and deliverance. (Psalm. 107:20)

To grow in the Lord (1 Peter 2:2)

To have strength, comfort and hope. (Psalm. 119:28,50,114)

To shape yourself and your life correctly. (Psalm. 119:11)

To be able to see clearly (Psalm. 119:130)

To know what's really in your heart. (Heb. 4:12)

To build faith. ( Rom. 10:17)

To have joy. ( Psalm. 16:11)

To understand God's power. (John 1:3)

To have more life in this life (Psalm. 119:50)

To distinguish good from evil. (Psalm. 119:101-2)

To understand God's love for you. (John 1:14)

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5 Uses for Holy Water at Home

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