This week on The Journey, we explored the deeply personal nature of engaging with Scripture and challenged some common assumptions about Bible reading. The key insight is that Scripture isn't a textbook to be mastered for a test, but rather a means of knowing God more deeply. Takeaways:- There's no one-size-fits-all approach to Scripture. Whether you're reading multiple chapters daily or meditating on a single verse, what matters is that you're engaging with God's Word in a way that works for your current season of life. - The goal is knowing God, not accumulating information. We often approach the Bible as if we need to extract practical applications or memorize facts, but the deeper purpose is relational—to know the character, heart, and ways of our Creator. - Repetition shapes us more than we realize. Even when you don't feel like you're "getting anything" from your reading, the consistent pattern of immersing yourself in Scripture is forming you spiritually in ways you won't fully recognize until years later.

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