Some good posts we've found on building gospel habits:
You Don’t Have to Read the Bible
In fact, our motivation can make all the difference between guilt-driven and delight-driven Bible reading.
It’s Not Too Late to Make This a Great Year of Bible Reading
The place to begin is with this: God does not command you to have a daily quiet time.
How to Read the Bible: 15 Tips for Beginners
The Bible shows us how sin has separated us from God, and how in love, He sent his Son Jesus Christ to die on the cross and rise from the dead so we could be forgiven and reconciled to him.
This different and slow pace helps to see and enjoy things in God’s word that I may otherwise have missed.
How to Read the Bible Through the Lens of the Gospel
If we seek to interpret the Bible rightly, our interpretation must first be based on the author’s original intention to his original readers.
How to Pray When You Feel Like You Pray the Same Thing Every Day
When we pray Scripture, whether it’s a psalm or any other passage, we have fresh ideas to fuel our prayers each day.
The first answer to that question is the most simple and basic one: because the Bible tells us to!
Cultivate such a high view of Scripture that it shapes how you prepare, listen to, and respond to a sermon.
5 Ways to Cultivate Spiritual Formation in the Church
The goal of the local church, then, is to make new disciples and to help existing disciples grow toward maturity.
5 Tips for Effective 1-on-1 Discipleship
For the rest of human history, until Jesus comes back, the purpose of the church is to make disciples, as opposed to, say, just believers.
