Good news

The Spirit is at work, stirring people with a hunger for the Word. 

https://www.crosswalk.com/headlines/contributors/michael-foust/bible-sales-soar-in-the-uk-and-us-signaling-a-global-spiritual-awakening.html

The Bible revealing Jesus is the main thing, of course. But if you want to a good companion to guide your reading, try these books (all available on Amazon in print or e-book):

• The Word at Work starts on the Second Sunday of Easter.
• The Spirit at Work starts on Pentecost.
• Sitiometrion starts on Christmas Day.

Read them in that order (blue, red, yellow) and, with a break in between, you will cover the Bible three times in four years.

A fresh devotional for the new year.

UPDATE: This post was originally from December 29, 2019. Seems a good time to bump it to the top of the stack.

I really like and frequently recommend these one-year Bible reading plans, as much for their manageable structure as for their probing and thought-provoking devotional commentary. The Spirit at Work starts at Pentecost. The Word at Work starts on the second Sunday of Easter. Now I see there is a new one, Sitometrion, that starts (or started) on Christmas Day. Each of them, with just a bit of adjustment, can be taken up at any time of year. Just jump in on the day (you can ignore the year for the most part), then wrap around when the time comes.