God Only Wrote One Book

Might be a good idea to read it

If you’re like most people, you’ve had times where you thought, “I really should read the Bible more.”

And then life happens. You get busy, you forget, you lose momentum, or you open to a random chapter and think, “What on earth does this mean?”

It’s not just you.

A major study found that even though almost everyone owns a Bible, very few people actually read it with any consistency.

But for people who do read, four days a week seemed to be the tipping point where people started seeing real, measurable change in their lives — lower stress, less destructive behavior, more stability, more hope.

Four days.

Not perfection. Not seminary. Not “read the whole Bible in a month.”

Just steady contact.

But most folks never get there.

Not because they don’t want to.

But because the Bible feels big. And intimidating. And confusing in places.

And when you fall behind on a plan or miss a few days, it’s easy to quit.

I’ve done it myself. And the one thing that’s actually helped me is embarrassingly simple:

I just read.

When I get to the end, I start over. I don’t panic when I don’t understand something, because I know I’ll see it again later.

The pressure drops way down when you stop trying to “master” the Bible in one pass.

That’s why I’ve started something called His Word Together.

It’s not a commentary site.

It’s not “Mike explains the Bible to you.”

It’s not a bunch of opinions layered on top of your reading.

It’s simply the readings for the week, delivered every Sunday, to help you stay on track.

We’ll be starting back in Genesis in January, and if you want to follow along from the very beginning of the year, you can.

But there’s no reason to wait.

If it’s on your mind to start now, now is the time to start.

Jump in with this week’s readings and let January meet you where you already are.

No pressure. No cost. No extra obligations.

Just a weekly nudge that says: “Here’s what to read. Keep going.”

You can check it out here: https://hiswordtogether.com

(I’m still cleaning up the formatting, but like I said — if it’s on your mind to start, now is the time.)

Or sign up to get the weekly readings emailed to you:

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You don’t need permission, perfect understanding, or a theology degree.

You just need to start. And keep going.

That’s where the change happens.