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Series: One to One Bible Reading
One to One Bible Reading, Part 1
Why Should We Do One to One Bible Reading?
Date:
Speaker: David Helm
One to one Bible reading invites everyone to benefit from the total sufficiency, absolute authority, and dynamic potency of God's Word.
One to One Bible Reading, Part 2
How Can We Get Started with One to One Bible Reading?
Date:
Speaker: David Helm
Getting started is as simple as pray, ask, and meet. However, it isn't easy because asking and meeting requires putting to death fear.
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