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B90 @ Door of Hope Church on 4-Feb-12 5:00 PM

Sun, 05 Feb 2012 02:00:00 GMT

B90 @ Door of Hope Church
Start Date: 4-Feb-12 5:00 PM
End Time: 4-Feb-12 6:00 PM
Location: Door of Hope Church, Fairbanks, AK 99712
Event Details:

Saturdays, February 4 - April 28, 2012, 5:00 - 6:00 PM, in the Training Center Room 201.

Door of Hope Church

270 Fairhill Road

Fairbanks, AK 99712

B90 @ Champion Forest Baptist Church on 5-Feb-12 10:45 AM

Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:45:00 GMT

B90 @ Champion Forest Baptist Church
Start Date: 5-Feb-12 10:45 AM
End Time: 5-Feb-12 11:45 AM
Location: Champion Forest Baptist Church, Houston, TX 77069
Event Details:

Sundays, February 5 - May 27, 2012, 10:55 AM. Those from the community are invited.

Champion Forest Baptist Church

15555 Stuebner-Airline Drive

Houston, TX 77069

B90 @ First Assembly of God - Lima on 4-Apr-12 9:30 AM

Wed, 04 Apr 2012 14:30:00 GMT

B90 @ First Assembly of God - Lima
Start Date: 4-Apr-12 9:30 AM
End Time: 4-Apr-12 10:30 AM
Location: First Assembly of God, Lima, OH 45804
Event Details:

Wednesdays, January 4 - April 4, 2012, 9:30 - 10:30 AM

After January 4 session, Sue Iden will lead this class.

First Assembly of God

1575 E. High Street

Lima, OH 45804

B90 @ Bath Community Church on 4-Apr-12 7:00 PM

Thu, 05 Apr 2012 00:00:00 GMT

B90 @ Bath Community Church
Start Date: 4-Apr-12 7:00 PM
End Time: 4-Apr-12 8:00 PM
Location: Bath Community Church, Lima, OH 45801
Event Details:

Wednesdays, January 4 - April 4, 2012, 7:00 - 8:00 PM

Bath Community Church

2760 E. Bluelick Rd.

Lima, OH 45801

B90 @ Munsey United Methodist Church on 6-Apr-12 0:00 AM

Fri, 06 Apr 2012 05:00:00 GMT

B90 @ Munsey United Methodist Church
Start Date: 6-Apr-12 0:00 AM
End Time: 6-Apr-12 0:00 AM
Location: Munsey United Methodist Church, Johnson City, TN 37601
Event Details:

Fridays, January 6 - April 13, 2012. We would welcome anyone who would like to join us.

Munsey United Methodist Church

201 East Market Street

Johnson City, TN 37601

B90 @ Door of Hope Church on 8-Apr-12 0:00 AM

Sun, 08 Apr 2012 05:00:00 GMT

B90 @ Door of Hope Church
Start Date: 8-Apr-12 0:00 AM
End Time: 8-Apr-12 0:00 AM
Location: Door of Hope Church, Fairbanks, AK 99712
Event Details:

Sundays, January 8 - April 8, 2012

Door of Hope Church

270 Fairhill Road

Fairbanks, AK 99712

B90 @ Arborlawn United Methodist Church on 8-Apr-12 0:00 AM

Sun, 08 Apr 2012 05:00:00 GMT

B90 @ Arborlawn United Methodist Church
Start Date: 8-Apr-12 0:00 AM
End Time: 8-Apr-12 0:00 AM
Location: Arborlawn United Methodist Church, Fort Worth, TX 76109
Event Details:

January 8, 2012 - April 15, 2012: Sundays, 6:00 - 7:00 PM, Wednesdays, 6:00 - 7:00 PM, Thursdays, 10:00 - 11:00 AM.

Arborlawn United Methodist Church

5001 Briarhaven Road

Fort Worth, TX 76109

B90 @ Marvin United Methodist Church on 10-Apr-12 10:30 AM

Tue, 10 Apr 2012 15:30:00 GMT

B90 @ Marvin United Methodist Church
Start Date: 10-Apr-12 10:30 AM
End Time: 10-Apr-12 11:30 AM
Location: Marvin United Methodist Church, Tyler, TX 75702
Event Details:

Tuesdays, January 10 - April 10, 2012, morning class at 10:30 AM and evening class at 6:30 PM. To register, visit www.marvinumc.com or call 903.592.7396.

Marvin United Methodist Church

300 West Erwin Street

Tyler, TX 75702

B90 @ Arborlawn United Methodist Church on 11-Apr-12 0:00 AM

Wed, 11 Apr 2012 05:00:00 GMT

B90 @ Arborlawn United Methodist Church
Start Date: 11-Apr-12 0:00 AM
End Time: 11-Apr-12 0:00 AM
Location: Arborlawn United Methodist Church, Fort Worth, TX 76109
Event Details:

January 8, 2012 - April 15, 2012: Sundays, 6:00 - 7:00 PM, Wednesdays, 6:00 - 7:00 PM, Thursdays, 10:00 - 11:00 AM.

Arborlawn United Methodist Church

5001 Briarhaven Road

Fort Worth, TX 76109

B90 @ Arborlawn United Methodist Church on 12-Apr-12 0:00 AM

Thu, 12 Apr 2012 05:00:00 GMT

B90 @ Arborlawn United Methodist Church
Start Date: 12-Apr-12 0:00 AM
End Time: 12-Apr-12 0:00 AM
Location: Arborlawn United Methodist Church, Fort Worth, TX 76109
Event Details:

January 8, 2012 - April 15, 2012: Sundays, 6:00 - 7:00 PM, Wednesdays, 6:00 - 7:00 PM, Thursdays, 10:00 - 11:00 AM.

Arborlawn United Methodist Church

5001 Briarhaven Road

Fort Worth, TX 76109

B90 @ Arborlawn United Methodist Church on 5-Feb-12 0:00 AM

Sun, 05 Feb 2012 06:00:00 GMT

Start Date: 5-Feb-12 0:00 AM
End Time: 5-Feb-12 0:00 AM

Arborlawn United Methodist Church

5001 Briarhaven Road

Fort Worth, TX 76109

B90 @ Marvin United Methodist Church on 7-Feb-12 10:30 AM

Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:30:00 GMT

Start Date: 7-Feb-12 10:30 AM
End Time: 7-Feb-12 11:30 AM

Marvin United Methodist Church

300 West Erwin Street

Tyler, TX 75702

B90 @ Second Baptist Church on 7-Feb-12 6:30 PM

Wed, 08 Feb 2012 00:30:00 GMT

Start Date: 7-Feb-12 6:30 PM
End Time: 7-Feb-12 8:00 PM

Second Baptist Church

6400 Woodway

Houston, tX 77057

B90 @ Arborlawn United Methodist Church on 8-Feb-12 0:00 AM

Wed, 08 Feb 2012 06:00:00 GMT

Start Date: 8-Feb-12 0:00 AM
End Time: 8-Feb-12 0:00 AM

Arborlawn United Methodist Church

5001 Briarhaven Road

Fort Worth, TX 76109

B90 @ First Assembly of God - Lima on 8-Feb-12 9:30 AM

Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:30:00 GMT

Start Date: 8-Feb-12 9:30 AM
End Time: 8-Feb-12 10:30 AM

First Assembly of God

1575 E. High Street

Lima, OH 45804

B90 @ West University Church of Christ on 8-Feb-12 6:30 PM

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 00:30:00 GMT

Start Date: 8-Feb-12 6:30 PM
End Time: 8-Feb-12 7:30 PM

West University Church of Christ

3407 Bissonnet

Houston, TX 77005

B90 @ Wilson Station Presbyterian Church on 8-Feb-12 7:00 PM

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:00:00 GMT

Start Date: 8-Feb-12 7:00 PM
End Time: 8-Feb-12 8:30 PM

Wilson Station Presbyterian Church

Church Rd

Englewood, TN 37329

B90 @ Bath Community Church on 8-Feb-12 7:00 PM

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:00:00 GMT

Start Date: 8-Feb-12 7:00 PM
End Time: 8-Feb-12 8:00 PM

Bath Community Church

2760 E. Bluelick Rd.

Lima, OH 45801

B90 @ Arborlawn United Methodist Church on 9-Feb-12 0:00 AM

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 06:00:00 GMT

Start Date: 9-Feb-12 0:00 AM
End Time: 9-Feb-12 0:00 AM

Arborlawn United Methodist Church

5001 Briarhaven Road

Fort Worth, TX 76109

B90 @ Immanuel's Church on 9-Feb-12 7:00 PM

Fri, 10 Feb 2012 01:00:00 GMT

Start Date: 9-Feb-12 7:00 PM
End Time: 9-Feb-12 8:30 PM

Immanuel's Church

16819 New Hampshire Avenue

Silver Spring, MD 20905

Read the Bible in 90 Days: It changes lives

D. Wayne Bogue - noemail@biblein90days.org — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 20:00:00 GMT

By D. Wayne Bogue, Special to the Layman, Posted Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Can reading the Bible through in a short time frame actually change lives? Talk to Ted Cooper Jr., founder/executive director of The Bible in 90 Days.

By reading 12 pages of Scripture per day, Cooper not only read the entire Bible in 90 days, he also experienced the Spirit of God transform his and his family’s lives.

Twelve years ago in 1999, according to Cooper, he and his wife were happy agnostics. Residing in Houston, Texas, the Coopers had a contented, successful life. Cooper was a businessman who specialized in computer consulting. The Coopers were busy raising three children, ages 11, 9 and 7.

As Cooper reported to Electa Draper of The Denver Post, “We were nice enough people. We just didn’t happen to believe in any of this [faith in Christ] and didn’t have time for it.” But God, as He often does, brought faith into the family through its youngest members. The children, it turned out, had a curiosity about Christ and wanted to know more.

The Coopers believed their children should be able to make up their own minds about the spiritual direction of their lives. So Cooper began to take them to the Presbyterian church he had attended as a child.

All went smoothly. The family attended Sunday school and worship each week. Then questions began to rise – questions the children brought home to their parents, questions about God, faith and life that Cooper himself began to ask.

Cooper went to the Bible, albeit secretly, to find the answers. He began to read the Bible “undercover.” In fact, he poured through the Scriptures at a fast pace, completing 12 pages per day for 90 days. He wanted to quickly put an end to the questions swirling around his household and his own mind.

Cooper finally shared with his wife that he was reading the Bible. He read aloud to her the parts he found amusing. “We made a game of it,” Cooper said. “After several days, I quit making fun of it. I found myself engrossed in it. About halfway through, somewhere in Isaiah or Jeremiah, I started to believe what I was reading.”

Cooper went on to read the Bible three more times in 1999. The Holy Spirit changed his life, awakened faith in Jesus Christ and transformed his family from friendly agnostics to passionate, and still friendly, believers.

This is not only the account of one family’s transformation in Christ, it is also the story of a man’s call to form a brand new ministry based on his discovery of the power of reading the Bible through in 90 days.

In 2001 Cooper offered a class on reading the Bible in 90 days to his own congregation. In 2002 Cooper left his secular career and started his new vocation: The Bible in 90 Days.

Cooper is clear about what The Bible in 90 Days is and is not. What it is: “The Bible in 90 Days is a Bible reading curriculum. It helps people read attentively the entire Bible – from cover to cover – in 90 days.” (emphasis in original)

What it is not: “The Bible in 90 Days is not a speed-read through the Bible. Rather, it’s akin to reading the Bible like a novel.”

To help make reading the Bible in 90 days a successful venture, Cooper and his team produced a curriculum to facilitate group participation. Cooper understands that making the program a group effort increases the support that many need to complete the reading and gain the spiritual benefits.

The Bible in 90 Days offers both leader and participant guides. The participants guide is linked to a DVD and helps group members discuss the joys and challenges of their weekly readings. It also serves as a friendly form of accountability.

The participant guide provides a schedule so that individuals can keep track of their daily reading. The questions provided in the guide help prepare for the weekly group meeting, but participants may bring any question they wish to the group.

The leader guide makes clear that this is not a class that is “taught” in a traditional sense. Rather, the leader serves as a facilitator who encourages dialogue, keeps the group focused and supports the group in its goal of reading the Bible in 90 days.

An NIV translation of the Bible specially designed for the program is available, as are DVD and audio resources.

This program works, says Cooper, for the following reasons:

Time frame: 90 days vs. a year (or more)

Readability: large print, easy to read translation

Community: weekly meetings for support, fellowship, accountability and knowledgeable insight

Support materials: we provide just enough additional materials to keep participants engaged in reading the Bible, but no more. We don’t want participants reading support material instead of the Word.

A lowering of barriers: by tending to many of the practical aspects of reading the Bible, we foster an environment in which the participant is more likely to recognize the leading of the Spirit that he or she read and be transformed by the Word.

The program has been and is being used across the denominational spectrum. It has also been used in prisons, drug rehab missions, corporate Bible studies and neighborhood small groups.

Cooper states that recently, small towns have invited their residents to take part in the curriculum. As of today, groups have ranged from 2 people to 1,000 people, across 47 states and several foreign countries.

The entire Leader’s Kit, which includes a Bible, Participant’s Guide, Leader’s Pack (Teaching DVDs) and the Essential Bible Companion (a supplementary resource book) costs $79.99 plus shipping. Individual components of the curriculum may be purchased separately.

The Bible in 90 Days is located at 7111 Harwin Drive, Suite 130, Houston, Texas 77036. Cooper and his team may be reached at 713-526-6800.
The website is www.biblein90days.org.

21-Dec-11 2:00 PM

Latest hot read for hundreds is the Bible

Electa Draper - noemail@biblein90days.org — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 14:00:00 GMT

By Electa Draper
The Denver Post

Posted: 02/01/2009 12:30:00 AM MST

Participants in The Bible in 90 Days reading program at Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church read 12 pages a day, then meet weekly in small groups to discuss what they have read. They have lessons on DVDs and a study guide to help them answer questions. (Hyoung Chang, The Denver Post)

It's a book awash in blood, teeming with psychosexual drama and rife with supernatural occurrences, yet the Bible is seldom read like a novel, beginning to end.

Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church is trying this more book-clubbish approach to scripture, with more than 600 people on the same page. They read 12 pages a day for 90 days.

"Most Christians get a little Bible here and there. Most have never read it cover to cover," says Cherry Creek pastor Don Sweeting. "Many don't think they could."

Sweeting never expected 620 people to sign on and show up. He had estimated a couple hundred of the church's 1,200 attending members might go for it.

A third of the people now reading the Bible with him are not even church members.

(Hyoung Chang, The Denver Post)

"I keep asking myself, 'Why so many people?' " Sweeting says. "I guess the Bible really is basic, enduring and sustaining in unstable times."

Bible readers, who began the Good Book in early January, meet weekly in smaller groups to talk about what they've read and to watch a lecture on DVD. Sweeting only half-jokingly said he might have to add staff to answer the resulting flood of biblical questions.

The Cherry Creek congregation is the first group in Colorado to undertake The Bible in 90 Days national reading program. The local congregation is the second-largest group of readers in the country, behind a Florida church, says Meredith Quarles, a church employee who was instrumental in bringing the program here. Even she is happily stunned by the response, which crosses age groups.

"I thought this would be good for me. I wasn't feeling close to the Lord," says Carrie Plank, 11, who had to convince her parents she was old enough.

The hardest part, Plank says, is keeping all the names straight.

"People have a great interest in Genesis," Sweeting says. "They get bogged down in Leviticus. They peter out in Numbers. But if they keep going, the end will be glorious."

Reading every word of the Bible in three months is not the norm, but "something just happens when you do this," says Ted Cooper Jr., the Houston businessman who gave up his day job doing computer consulting in 2002 to run full time the nonprofit dedicated to this endeavor. He says no one is more surprised than he is that he has any kind of ministry.

"The way this whole thing started 10 years ago was with me happily agnostic — my wife too," Cooper says. "We were nice enough people. We just didn't happen to believe in any of this and didn't have time for it."

However, his children, then 11, 9 and 7, had some interest. Cooper, then 43, thought they should make up their own minds.

"We knew we couldn't just drop them off at the church," Cooper says. He took them to the Presbyterian church where he'd gone as a kid.

His children had questions. He had questions. Before long he was covertly reading the Bible, the easy-to-read New International Version. He rushed through it, 12 pages a day for 90 days, to try to quickly put an end to all the questions.

He eventually told his wife what he was doing. He would read aloud to her "the funny parts," such as the passage about a person getting chopped into 12 pieces.

"We made a game of it," Cooper says. "After several days, I quit making fun of it. I found myself engrossed in it. About halfway through, somewhere in Isaiah or Jeremiah, I started to believe what I was reading."

It was 1999. Cooper would read the Bible three times in fairly short order. He was onto something.

It wasn't until 2001 that he offered his first course at First Presbyterian Church of Houston, even though his pastor had warned that few people would want to read the Bible cover to cover. The pastor was wrong. Turnout was great.

Cooper struggled for 18 months with the decision whether to leave his career, but before the end of 2002, developing curriculum and spreading The Bible in 90 Days was a full-time gig.

"It's not lucrative," Cooper says, "but this seems to be what God wants me to do. And here's the oddest part: If you'd told me 10 years ago that reading the Bible would lead to this, I wouldn't have done it."

Cooper's program is now in 46 states and several countries. United Presbyterian Church in Cañon City is the other Colorado church onboard, where there are 50 participants out of a congregation of about 300.

"It's been neat to see the lights go on," says United Presbyterian's Rev. David Freehling. "It's a very different experience for them to read it cover to cover. It's an ongoing and unfolding story, with one thing leading to another."

Program materials, which for individuals include an easy-to-read, large-print Bible and a study guide, cost about $24. An additional companion book is available for about $12.

At Cherry Creek Presbyterian, people can use their own Bibles and are also eligible for church scholarships to cover study-guide costs.

The Cherry Creek congregation's climactic end will arrive as Holy Week begins, April 5. Sweeting says he will invite Denver-area pastors to his church to hear about the experience.

"I also challenge the mayor to name the Bible as the selection for the One Book, One Denver" communitywide reading program, Sweeting says. "It is the most published, most quoted book of any time."

For the sake of cultural literacy, he said, even nonbelievers might consider reading it to see what they don't believe in.

And any latecomers who want to join can jump in, Quarles says. It isn't really a race.

"The point is not really to finish it in 90 days," Sweeting says, "but to finish it."

Church member Wesley Wolffrum, 66, says he was a "lukewarm Christian for the past 60 years," but he started reading the Bible cover to cover and became inspired.

He's read it twice and plans to repeat.

Each time he reads the Bible he puts his thoughts and family notes in the margins, he says. When he's done, he gives the personalized Bible to a child or grandchild.

Wolffrum will need to read 11 more.

Electa Draper: 303-954-1276 or edraper@denverpost.com

Darren Dragovich attends The Bible in 90 Days class at Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church with his 10-week-old son, Josiah. More than 600 people are participating in the class, three times the number expected. (Hyoung Chang, The Denver Post)

From the Denver Post - http://www.denverpost.com/search/ci_11584824

3-Feb-09 8:00 AM

Cave Creek Man Presents Bible Challenge

Dave Marshall - noemail@biblein90days.org — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 22:00:00 GMT

North Valley Regional Library in Anthem is challenging the Desert Foothills Library in Cave Creek to a “read off” that will get under way Jan. 17. The winning community will have the most people who have read the entire Bible in 90 days. The class will meet each week in both libraries and review what has been read over the past week by viewing a 25 minute DVD and enjoying another half hour in discussion. Bibles made especially for the course will be provided free of charge and will be marked off for each day’s reading; which will usually take approximately 45 minutes to an hour. Never read the entire Bible? Here’s the chance. To find out more about the experience of a lifetime call course leader Dave Marshall at 480-595-5295 or go to www.biblein90.org.

Dave Marshall

Cave Creek

Original article appeared in The Foothills Focus http://www.thefoothillsfocus.com/Archive2008/121708.pdf, p. 16

19-Jan-09 4:00 PM

Bible Reading Program Set for Maumee

Mon, 19 Jan 2009 22:00:00 GMT

BLADE RELIGION EDITOR
The Bible in 90 Days, a program that is usually aimed at individual Christians but which became a community effort last year in Waterville, is being offered this year in another Toledo suburb, Maumee.

"It's about building unity. We all read the same Bible, we should all be on the same page," said John Knollman, who with his wife, Marcia, organized the Bible in 90 Days program for Waterville in 2008.

About 210 people signed up last year and more than 150 completed the Bible-reading program, a success rate of about 70 percent.

Some of the participants in the Waterville sessions were from Maumee and asked the Knollmans if they would organize the program again this year.

The program was created by Ted Cooper, a Texas software entrepreneur, with resources published by Zondervan.

Participants read 12 pages of Scriptures per day, which typically takes about an hour, for the 90-day period. The cost of the Bible is $13.99 and a guidebook is $5.99.

Mr. Knollman also showed a video and led discussions on the week's readings, holding identical meetings on five different nights in five different Waterville locations. His goal was to make it easy for people to find a night that fit their schedules.

Free introductory sessions will be held next week at the following times and locations:

•11 a.m. tomorrow at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 112 East Wayne St..

•7 p.m. tomorrow at Cass Road Baptist Church, 1400 Cass Rd.

•7 p.m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church, 200 East Broadway.

•7 p.m. Wednesday at the Church on Strayer Rd., 3000 Strayer Rd.

•7 p.m. Thursday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 310 Elizabeth St.

In addition, the Bible in 90 Days will be offered on YES-FM (89.3) Christian radio, with information online at yeshome.com.

Mr. Knollman will be on YES-FM at 7:45 a.m. Tuesdays weekly during the 90-day program.

The station's involvement will make it possible for people to participate anywhere in the listening area, which covers most of northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan.

He said he had scores of positive reports from last year's Waterville project, mostly from people who told him they had always wanted to read the Bible but never were able to follow through on that goal.

"So many people who go to church have never read the Bible," Mr. Knollman said. "This program makes it easy. I read a blog in which a pastor said that we Christians proclaim the Bible as God's word and believe every word in it, yet most of us have never read all of it. How can you proclaim the Bible is true if you haven't even read it? I want to challenge Christians to at least read the Bible."

Registration and information are available online at biblein90days.org, calling 419-441-0090, or by sending an e-mail to Johnk90dyas@embarqmail.com.

- David Yonke

Article appeared in the Toledo Blade - January 3, 2009 - http://www.toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090103/NEWS10/901030333

19-Jan-09 4:00 PM

Maumee Churches Challenge Area Residents to Read Bible in 90 Days

Nancy Gagnet - noemail@biblein90days.org — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Maumee Churches Challenge Area Residents To Read Bible In 90 Days
BY NANCY GAGNET — MIRROR REPORTER
Got scripture? John Knollman, a Waterville hardware store owner, thinks everyone should, and several Maumee church leaders agree.They’ve teamed together to launch a program in Maumee to read the entire Bible, cover to cover, in 90 days beginning in January.

“The Bible is the foundation of all Christian beliefs no matter what denomination,” Knollman explained. He approached members of Maumee Churches United, a group of local church leaders from various denominations that meets monthly.

Rev. Howard Thompson, pastor of Cass Road Baptist Church, said the program unites the group in a common way. “It allows us to do something together. In a way, it allows us to worship together,” he said.

Rev. Paul Board of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church said the program “builds a community among congregations.”

The program is open to everyone and you do not have to be a member of a Maumee church, or any church, to participate, Knollman said.

Participants must read 12 pages of the Bible each day.

In addition, weekly meetings have been scheduled to provide discussion and a video about the material read that week. The meetings are flexible and offered at various times and locations throughout the week, so participants may choose a meeting each week that suits their schedule.
Knollman completed the program two years ago after he stumbled upon it while surfing the Internet. “It sure makes it easy and it explains it in common terms. It was designed for a small group or church, but I thought, ‘Why not a whole community?’”

Last year, through a coordinated effort with church leaders in Waterville, 154 people participated in the program. Andy and Rose Kandik of Waterville said it helped them grow spiritually together.

“It refocused our priorities away from material things to focus on doing good for others and it made us aware of what God expects from us,” Rose said.

Knollman said that reading 12 pages a day breaks the Bible into “bite-size chunks,” although he acknowledged that it can be a difficult book to understand. “Many people have tried to read it, but get confused, and this makes it easy for people to understand who God is and how he’s working even in the world today. His influences may be subtle, but they’re there,” he said.

Rev. Tom Schaeffer, associate pastor of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Maumee, said reading scripture furthers spiritual growth. “I know people who have been Christians their whole life and never read the scriptures, and anything we can do to help equip people to do that, the better,” he said. Schaeffer said his church is incorporating the program into Mass and will preach on the scripture being studied each week throughout the 90-day period.

Knollman and his wife Marcia are so committed to bringing God’s message to people that they have invested thousands of dollars in personal funds to purchase the video equipment and advertise for the program. They will also lead all of the group meetings offered throughout the 14-week period. “You can go through a program like this, and by the time you’re done, you get a better understanding of who God is,” he said.

The program is free and open to everyone. To sign up, call (419) 441-0090, visit www.biblein90days.org and click on the Maumee link, or e-mail johnk90days@embarqmail.com.
The first week’s meetings begin on Sunday, January 4 and are informational. Lessons will start the second week.

Those interested may use their own Bible, or an official 90-Day Bible may be purchased for $13.99 along with the study guide for $5.99. They will be available for purchase at the first meeting.

The Maumee meeting locations and times are:
• Sunday, January 4, 11:00 a.m. at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 112 E. Wayne St.
• Sunday, January 4, 7:00 p.m. at Cass Road Baptist Church, 1400 Cass Rd.
• Tuesday, January 6, 7:00 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church, 200 E. Broadway St.
• Wednesday, January 7, 7:00 p.m. at The Church on Strayer, 3000 Strayer Rd.
• Thursday, January 8, 7:00 p.m. at St Paul’s Episcopal Church, 310 Elizabeth St.

from The Mirror: http://themirrornewspaper.com/pages/news/12_25_08/12_25_08.html

16-Jan-09 11:00 AM

The Challenge

Elizabeth - noemail@biblein90days.org — Mon, 12 May 2008 12:00:00 GMT

Hey Everyone,

A while back I had posted about this Bible schedule that I used on my blog. Here is what I said:

"I have been using the 90 day Bible schedule for my bible reading. It is so much fun. I am on my second time of doing it.

I had first learned about it when my mom heard about it on Haven today and told me about it. I started it the next day wanting to learn more about my Savior. On Haven Today they have a blog that I used to say when I started and finished. The host of Haven Today was so impressed with me being 13 yr. old and finishing reading the Bible in only 88 days ( there are two grace days in case you fall behind) that he sent me the Bible that was made for the schedule ( the first time I had just used my own Bible which works just a well). While I was in PA he called and asked if I wanted to be interviewed. over the phone I thought about it and I had him send me the questions but I decided not be interviewed over the phone ( I am shy) but just to answer the questions by email and have him read it on the show. I am on one of the broadcasts along with some other people that have finished it. Here is the link that way you can hear it. www.haventoday.org and if you go there just click on archives and it is titled Summer in The Word (Part 2).

If you would like to read the Bible in 90 Days then just type in www.haventoday.org/schedule.pdf. I would love to hear that you are starting the schedule. May God bless you through this and have fun."

Eventually, one girl was reading about it on my blog and decided to start up a separate blog for this challenge. She asked teens to encourage each other to participate in this challenge: The 90 Bible Challenge. All together we got 25-30 teens to participate. It was one of the best experiences ever. You can check out the challenge here if you are interested..."The Challenge". It may even encourage you to start up one of your own.

Have a wonderful week!

12-May-08 7:00 AM

Why I use the 90 Day Bible Schedule

Elizabeth Bell - noemail@biblein90days.org — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 21:00:00 GMT

I remember one night I was so depressed and I felt like I was so far away from the Lord. I knew I hadn’t read my Bible in such a long time which was something that I was really having trouble with and every time I tried to read God’s Word I would get so distracted by something else in my mind. After many week of this it really made me so depressed about my relationship with the Lord. That night I was in my bed and I started to cry really badly and I knew the Lord really still loved me so I said a long prayer to Him telling Him how much I needed Him and how much I loved Him, and so on. One thing in particular I prayed for was that I would somehow be able to read His Word more faithfully and with a passion. That morning I felt refreshed and my mom told me about the 90 day bible challenge she had hear about on the radio that night. I went right away on the radio’s site and got a schedule for this Bible reading. That morning I started reading with this schedule. Ever since that day I have had a passion and a true love for reading God’s Word and now it means so much to me. I use this schedule over and over again and it really works for me. This is the best schedule I had ever used and I plan to never give it up!!

20-Mar-08 4:00 PM

1/10/2008 Pastor challenges community to read entire Bible

Brian Bethel - noemail@biblein90days.org — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 22:00:00 GMT

By Brian Bethel (Contact)

Thursday, January 10, 2008

Photo by Ronald Erdrich

Pastor Dennis Patience discusses a program called "The Bible in 90 Days" with a group at First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Albany on Monday, Jan. 7, 2008. Using a special Bible and study plan, the groups plans to read the entire Bible in three months.

Trey Little would love it if everyone in Albany took him up on a small challenge.

Read the Bible cover-to-cover in 90 days.

Albany, with about 1,900 people, and Waterville, Ohio, both launched initiatives in the new year to encourage everyone in those two towns to read from Genesis to Revelation in three months. Waterville has around 5,000 residents.

It's a task that Little and Ted Cooper of Houston, creator of "The Bible in 90 Days," maintain isn't as daunting as it sounds.

Little approached the Albany Ministerial Alliance six months ago and said he was planning to challenge his congregation to complete the task.

"I thought it would be great to try to get the whole community involved," he said. "... I think it's significant that a small town like Albany is one of only two on the map doing this."

Little is originally from Houston and got to know Cooper through mutual friends there.

Cooper said he and Little had talked about a communitywide Bible read before, but both said that the timing was now finally right for it happen.

"It's a wonderful concept -- a whole community embracing God's word," Cooper said.

The journey to this point for Cooper started eight years ago, when he was a "happy agnostic," he said.

But despite his convictions, or lack thereof, Cooper felt compelled for reasons he didn't understand at the time to read the Bible.

He knew if he dawdled, he would lose interest or become distracted. He set a 90-day timeline. From the beginning, he took a pace of about 12 pages a day.

Halfway through his experiment, Cooper found himself believing what he read.

"As you can imagine, that was a significant event in my life," he said.

It took awhile for some to warm to the Bible-in-90-days idea, but Cooper eventually developed a course based on his own experience, first offered in 2001.

When he initially offered it, only a handful of people were expected to show up. But 90 people gave it a try, and about half of that number succeeded.

"A lot of people didn't think anyone would want to do this, but that was when the light turned on," he said.

Soon, Cooper began thinking it was time to take the project outside of his particular church, beginning a year-and-a-half struggle that meant leaving his career as a small software developer/consultant and filling his time with ministry.

Albany's initiative started with a town meeting in December, at which Cooper told his story about how he gave his life to God "somewhere around Isaiah," Little said.

It's hard to get an exact count of how many plan to participate, he said. Many churches in the ministerial alliance plan to meet regularly to discuss their members' progress, a form of accountability that Cooper and others consider an essential part of the plan.

Given the importance of the Bible in the lives of Christians, it seems self-evident that it should become a priority, Little said. Cooper's course makes that goal attainable for many people, Little said.

"So few people read the Bible entirely in their lifetime, and even fewer read it cover-to-cover," Little said. "But you have many people who will read a novel every couple of weeks."

Cooper's approach features use of the New International Version, a good "reading" version of the Bible, he said. A small-group ethos, along with video instructions, moves people along.

"We see a marked difference between people who come and do this as part of a group on a weekly basis and those who try to do it alone," he said.

New readers to the Bible often need to talk through what they're reading. Some can be taken aback by the contrast of the violence of the Old Testament and the greater focus on divine love in the New Testament, for example.

"The help, encouragement and fellowship element is very important," Cooper said. "Reading the Bible in 90 days isn't a normal thing for most of us to be doing, and some people at work or school may even tell you you're nuts for trying. So that's why you need to have that once-a-week time when you're in a room with people trying to do exactly the same thing you are."

So far, nine churches in Albany's ministerial alliance have agreed to take on the task, Little said.

Minister Anthony Parker of Albany Church of Christ said his congregation was quite excited about the project. He hopes those who follow the commitment through will become lifelong students of Scripture.

"We've always viewed ourselves as people of the book, but unfortunately, our knowledge of the book is declining," he said. "This is something that can help transform lives and make people into better disciples of Jesus."

Pastor Dennis Patience of First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) said it was exciting -- and that last he heard, about 150 people in Albany were planning to see the project through. That includes 24 at his church.

"At my pace, about 12 pages a day is half an hour," Patience said. "That's not a huge amount of time to commit every day. A lot of people will spend a lot more time than that each day staring at a television screen."

Link to article: http://www.reporternews.com/news/2008/jan/10/and-on-the-91st-day-they-rest/

10-Jan-08 4:00 PM

Couple works to get Waterville residents to read entire Bible in 90 days

David Yonke - noemail@biblein90days.org — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 16:00:00 GMT

Marcia and John Knollman at Zion Lutheran Church in Waterville. They are organizing a community-wide effort to read the Bible, based on the "Bible in 90 Days" program.
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Giving somebody a Bible is one thing; getting them to read it is quite another, according to John Knollman of Waterville.

"We had talked about giving Bibles to the community before, but I could give someone 10 Bibles and if they don't open them up, the Bibles don't do any good," he said.

Mr. Knollman and his wife, Marcia, owners of Waterville Hardware and Paint, decided to organize a community-wide effort to get people in Waterville to read the entire Bible in three months, beginning in January.

The project stems from a combination of the couple's desire to spread the Gospel and Mr. Knollman's discovery of a new program that helps people read through the Bible in 90 days.

Mr. Knollman's involvement began in late 2006, when he was surfing the Internet and came across a Web site about a program titled "The Bible in 90 Days: An Extraordinary Experience with the Word of God."
"I thought this was pretty interesting," he said. "It takes reading the Bible a step further. It helps you through it. It comes in a pack with a Bible, study guide, and DVD."

Mr. Knollman said he has read the Bible through several times, but when he asked Christians he met whether they had done the same, he was surprised by the results.

"I expected most people in church to have read the Bible, but of the first 20 people I asked, only two had read the entire Bible," he said.

The "Bible in 90 Days" program divides the Scriptures into 90 sections of 12 pages each, requiring about an hour of reading per day. In addition, a video included in the package features Bible scholars who review the week's readings and ask questions designed to promote group discussion.

"It's a commitment," Mr. Knollman said, "but once you get into it, the Bible opened like a story book. You get a different view."

He succeeded in reading the Bible "from Genesis to Revelation" in three months and was so impressed with the way the program was organized that he approached Waterville's pastors to see if they would get their church members to participate in a community-wide "Bible in 90 Days" program.

"The Waterville pastors meet once a month, so I presented the program to them at one of their meetings, then met separately with the pastors who didn't make the meeting," he said. "They all said, ‘It's a great idea but we don't have the time. But if you want to do it. …'"

The Knollmans accepted the challenge — and it wasn't the first time the couple has invested in new evangelization technique. In February, 2001, they paid $3,000 to bring the apocalyptic movie Left Behind to the area for a showing at Showcase Cinemas in Maumee.

This time, Mr. Knollman contacted Ted Cooper, a former software company owner from Houston who came up with the "Bible in 90 Days" concept and developed it with Christian publishing company Zondervan.

Mr. Cooper, 52, said in an interview with The Blade that he and his wife, Becky, had been "happily agnostic" when he first began reading the Bible 8½ years ago.

"I didn't know if there was a God or not, but we would find out when we died, and that would be soon enough for me," he said.

He started going to church for his children's sake, and at a Bible study the pastor said a few things that got Mr. Cooper riled up.

"I said to myself, ‘I thought I had settled this long ago, but, dadgum, I've got to think about this God thing again,'" he said.

At first, he mocked the Scriptures and laughed aloud as he read the Bible, he said, "but about halfway through, somewhere around [the books of] Isaiah and Jeremiah, I realized I believed what I was reading. It was a huge deal for me."

That life-changing revelation led him to develop the 'Bible in 90 Days' program for his church, and when 90 people showed up for the first session, he decided to try it out on a larger scale.

While he has worked with many churches before, the effort with Waterville is the first time an entire community is participating, Mr. Cooper said.

"God works in interesting ways," he said. "John has been working on this for probably 15 months now with his wife, and having a whole town do this is brand new. It's incredibly important for people to do this as a group, and I see God all over this. We are doing everything we can to support John and this process."

While Waterville, a village of 5,000, was the first to get a community program going, the town of Albany, Texas, also will be starting the "Bible in 90 Days," Mr. Cooper said.

"The Bible in 90 Days — A Waterville Adventure" starts with a series of identical meetings held nightly from Jan. 6 through Jan. 10 at five different Waterville sites.

People interested in participating can attend any single session to find out more about the project before making a commitment, Mr. Knollman said.

The meetings, set for 7 p.m. each night, will be held at Zion Lutheran Church on Jan. 6; Waterville United Methodist Church on Jan. 7; First Presbyterian Church on Jan. 8; the Waterville Fire Department's Community Room on Jan. 9, and Waterville Community Church on Jan. 10.

The actual "Bible in 90 Days" program will begin the following week.

"Being in a group arena makes it easy for other people to continue in the program," Mr. Knollman said. "When people say they're going to sit down and read the Bible, very few people actually do it on their own. But when you're together in a group and watch the videos and go through the discussions, it really perks your interest."

He said the program is open to everyone, not just Waterville residents.

Because of the community involvement, the Bible and course materials are available at group discounts, Mr. Knollman said. A thin-line Bible, with large print, written in the New International Version, will be available for $13.99 and the guide is $5.99.

Another advantage for Ohioans who read the Bible in three months rather than a year, Mr. Knollman said, is they'll be done before spring and summer arrive.

"There are so many activities in May and June that you can fall 30 days behind. When you start in January, it makes a great New Year's resolution and by April, when the weather starts getting warm, you're finished," he said.

Information about the Waterville program is available by calling 419-441-0090 or online at www.biblein90days.org.

Contact David Yonke at: dyonke@theblade.com or 419-724-6154.

Link to article: http://www.toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071229/NEWS10/648580058

31-Dec-07 10:00 AM

Forgive me, Lord. I almost missed it

Ted Cooper Jr. - noemail@biblein90days.org — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 23:00:00 GMT

Forgive me, Lord. I almost missed it.

A confession: I was almost so timid in my belief about what God can do among us that I didn’t share the vision I had for us to do “The Bible in 90 Days.” I prayed and thought. Thought and prayed. And God just wouldn’t drop it. So I called a few folks together in the dead heat of summer to help me discern whether they thought this idea was as crazy as I did. Or whether it was doable by God’s grace.

They caught the vision and began organizing as I returned to my knees in prayer. The rest, as they say, is history. Though we launched the program at the worst possible time—July!—the anointing of God was apparent immediately. An avalanche of sign-ups came in week after week.

Ultimately, God doubled me. I initially told the organizers I would be delighted if we had as many as 100 people covenant to read God’s word with us. Since we are giving Habitat for Humanity $90 for everyone who completes the program, that could have added up to $9,000.

God had a bigger blessing in mind. As I write this we have just signed up our 200^th person in the program, which would produce an $18,000 donation. I said 100, God laughed…and doubled the blessings.

Forgive me, Lord. I almost missed it.

By the grace of God I didn’t neglect this opportunity to shepherd the flock into a 90-day swim in the ocean of God’s word. But I almost missed it. And that raises a troubling question: How may times have I missed it?

How many times have I missed God’s bold blessings because I have been too faint-hearted to answer God’s bold call forward?

How many times have you missed it?

How many times have we—His body, the church—missed it?

As we continue our 90-day immersion in Scripture, let’s not only receive its blessings; let’s obey its call to be bold for God, at home, at church, at school, at the office.

Let’s not miss it again.

Pastor Roy

The Bible in 90 Days

Fall 2007 started with a bang, as we kicked off The Bible in 90 Days at Rally Sunday on September 9. We are excited to report that 192 people have begun the journey through The Bible in 90 Days—strike that—as I type, that number has gone up to an even 200! We have church members, community members, and youth reading the Bible together. Even Leon and Stephanie Butler are participating long-distance, in spite of Leon’s deployment to Iraq and Stephanie and the kids’ move to San Antonio—and Leon’s mother is reading along with us from Beaumont, Texas. What dedication to the Word!

Reading “just 12 pages a day” is a time-consuming task, but if Leon and Stephanie can do it under their circumstances, surely the rest of us can do it, too. Some readers are finding it easier to break their reading into smaller chunks throughout the day instead of trying to do it all in one sitting, while others enjoy reading all 12 pages over their morning coffee, during their lunch break, or just before bed. Regardless of how you’re doing it, you are sure to be blessed by God’s Word, the chance to know Him better, and the opportunity to fellowship with other believers who are reading along with you. It’s a great feeling to drop a rock in the vase at the front of the sanctuary each week upon completing the week’s reading; plus, FPC is donating $90 to Habitat for Humanity for each person who completes The Bible in 90 Days—if we all finish, that will be $17,910! And what a perfect Christmas present for Jesus when we finish in December: Happy Birthday, Lord—We read Your Book!

Be sure to mark your calendars for the weekend of October 12-14. Dr. Mark Strauss, one of The Bible in 90 Days video presenters and personal friend and mentor to our own Pastor Roy, will be here—you won’t want to miss it!

From First Presbyterian Church of Enid OK

19-Oct-07 6:00 PM

Local Church Has Two Reasons to Celebrate this Holiday Season

noemail@biblein90days.org — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 23:00:00 GMT

Normal.dotm 0 0 1 724 4127 Bible in 90 Days 34 8 5068 12.0 0 false 18 pt 18 pt 0 0 false false false FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Reverend Bob Sanders Brent James, M.Div Senior Pastor Minister of Community Life Lake Grove Presbyterian Church Lake Grove Presbyterian Church bob@lakegrovepres.org brent@lakegrovepres.org 503-636-5656 503-636-5656 LOCAL CHURCH HAS TWO REASONS TO CELEBRATE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON Lake Grove Presbyterian Church Knows the Nativity Stories A Little Better this Christmas December 7, 2009 – With Advent season in full swing, members of Lake Grove Presbyterian Church have another reason to celebrate. On Sunday, December 13 they will hold a finish line celebration for completing The Bible In 90 Days program. BIND, as the...

Former Agnostic Teams with Zondervan to Launch Summer Bible Reading Challenge

noemail@biblein90days.org — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 23:00:00 GMT

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Tara Powers, 616-233-0500 Lambert, Edwards & Associates, Inc. tpowers@zondervan.com Former Agnostic Teams with Zondervan to Launch Summer Bible Reading Challenge The Ultimate Summer Book Club Promotes Reading Entire Bible in 90 Days GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., April XX, 2009 — Three months of summer are just around the corner, and people across America will dive into a good book to beat the summer heat. Former agnostic Ted Cooper and leading publisher Zondervan are challenging Americans to not only dive into a good book, but to dive into THE Good Book, to read the Bible from cover to cover before summer ends as part of The Bible in 90 Days Summer Reading Challenge. According to a study by Barna Research, 72 percent of Americans who have never read the entire Bible say they want to do so during their lifetime. Even among Christians and regular Bible readers, the vast majority have never read the entire Bible. Developed by a former agnostic,...

90 Days on Haven Today Radio - 2012

Fri, 06 Jan 2012 19:43:37 GMT

Home > 90 Days on Haven Today Radio 2012 The Bible in 90 Days on Haven Today Tell your friends: B90 is on the radio ALL week, THIS week. On Haven Today, where internationally synidicated radio host Charles Morris starts reading The Bible in 90 Days -- and invites his audience to join him in the reading. We're all for it. This year's shows highlighting The Bible in 90 Days start Monday, January 2. During the week you'll hear Charles interview Peter Brown, Kristin Schell, and Ted Cooper Jr. Peter and Ted's lives were personally transformed by reading God's Word from cover to cover in 90 days. Kristin was so impacted by the experience that she invited her church to join her in reading. You can discover what STATIONS in your area carry Haven Today by entering your zip code in the UPPER RIGHT HAND CORNER on the Haven Today home page. Or, you can listen to the broadcast(s) by clicking on the...

Arborlawn United Methodist Church

Fri, 06 Jan 2012 17:08:09 GMT

Welcome to the members, guests, and staff of Arborlawn United Methodist Church in Fort Worth, TX. Your journey through the Bible begins on Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012. Sessions will also be offered on Wednesdays and Thursdays. As you begin: You can watch the introductory video online: Watch the introductory videos Resources available here for when you are underway (requires registration, which is FREE) Listen while you read (Sample) Hear weekly lesson (Sample) Sign up here for Bible in 90 Days DAILY encouragment emails: Get Daily Encouragement Emails: Jan. 8 is Day 1 » register FREE

University Christian Church - Austin, TX

Fri, 06 Jan 2012 16:41:25 GMT

Welcome to the members, guests, and staff of University Christian Church in Austin, TX. Your journey through the Bible begins on Jan. 8, 2012 with our first group meeting after morning worship. Before you begin IF YOU WANT TO PREPARE ahead of time for your 90 day journey through the Bible, you can watch the introductory video online: Watch the introductory videos Resources available here for when you are underway (requires registration, which is FREE) Listen while you read (Sample) Hear weekly lesson (Sample) Sign up here for Bible in 90 Days DAILY encouragment emails: Get Daily Encouragement Emails: Jan. 8 is Day 1 » register FREE

Donate to the Ministry

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Home > Donate In today's world, reading all of God's Word is NOT the norm. Sadly, today it is extraordinary when anyone -- even a Christian -- chooses to read the entire Bible. And, of those who begin to read on their own, only a small percentage finish. What makes our ministry unique is that we have been uniquely successful in helping people achieve something they've always wanted to do, something extraordinary: The WOW is that I read the Bible - all of it - and that other people have, too. A LOT of people. Eric Thomas, MD, graduate Our ministry was founded in 2002 by Ted Cooper Jr. and is overseen by the Board of Directors. In late 2005, The Bible in 90 Days curriculum and resource materials were published in partnership with Zondervan. Now our ministry is serving churches, organizations and individuals across the United States and in 20 foreign countries. While some of the operating expenses are met by royalties and distribution of program...

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Can I really read the Bible in 90 days? Can I really lead my church or small group through the Bible in 90 days? Yes, you can! Find out how. Ted Cooper Jr., Ministry Founder Press: Denver Post Detroit Free Press Houston Chronicle North Carolina News Observer The Layman ...

Welcome

Mon, 02 Jan 2012 13:39:30 GMT

Home > Welcome Dear Visitor, We're glad you came. Please know that we are here to support you as you discover, ponder, pick & prod and (we hope) prayerfully decide to engage in The Bible in 90 Days. Then we'll support you from decision through completion. Bottom line: we're here to help. What is The Bible in 90 Days? The Bible in 90 Days is a Bible READING curriculum. It helps people read attentively the entire Bible -- from cover to cover -- in 90 days. Churches across denominations, prisons, drug rehab missions, corporate Bible studies and neighborhood small groups have all used the curriculum successfully to help people read the entire Bible. Recently, small towns have begun inviting their citizens to do this curriculum. To date, groups have ranged from 2 people to 1000 people. (No kidding). They span 49 states and 20 countries. What ISN'T The Bible in 90 Days? 1. The Bible in 90 Days is NOT a...

Greetings From Bible in 90 Days!

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Home > Greetings 2012 Mike Huckabee and the B90 Board at the Second Annual B90 Speaker's Luncheon Would you join us in saying this prayer? Gracious and loving God...;we thank you for the gift of your word...;inspired by your Spirit...;living and active...;a source of great comfort...;and appropriate discomfort for all who are willing to engage it. We thank you today for the ministry of the Bible in 90 Days. We thank you for the testimony of the power of your Word in the life of its founder...;and for your sustaining presence...;which has allowed their mission to expand and grow. We pray today that you would continue to bless the Board and the Staff of this mission - and that you would expand its supporters. More than that Lord...;we pray for the courage...;by your Spirit and for your glory...;to share your Word boldly...;in our city...;and around the world. We pray that through this...

Listen while you read - Week 3

Mon, 24 Oct 2011 17:23:24 GMT

Home > Listen while you read > Week 3 Week 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 Week 3 Lesson: BEFORE you begin week 3 of your 90 day journey through the Bible, listen to Lesson 3 right here. This is an e-x-t-e-n-d-e-d version of the lesson Jack Modesett gives on The Bible in 90 Days DVDs. Currently available for Windows Media Player only. See also: Hear the weekly lessons Click on Book/Chapter link below to listen to the specified chapter as you read in your Bible. Week Day Book/Chapter 3 15 Deut 23 Deut 24 Deut 25 Deut 26 Deut 27 Deut...

Listen while you read - Week 2

Mon, 24 Oct 2011 03:36:06 GMT

Home > Listen while you read > Week 2 Week 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 Week 2 Lesson: BEFORE you begin week 2 of your 90 day journey through the Bible, listen to Lesson 2 right here. This is an e-x-t-e-n-d-e-d version of the lesson Jack Modesett gives on The Bible in 90 Days DVDs. Currently available for Windows Media Player only. See also: Hear the weekly lessons Click on Book/Chapter link below to listen to the specified chapter as you read in your Bible. Week Day Book/Chapter 2 8 Lev 1 Lev 2 Lev 3 Lev 4 Lev 5 Lev 6 Lev 7 Lev 8 Lev 9 Lev 10 Lev 11 Lev 12 Lev 13 ...

Listen while you read - Week 13

Fri, 21 Oct 2011 03:16:34 GMT

Home > Listen while you read > Week 13 Week 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 Week 13 Lesson: BEFORE you begin week 13 of your 90 day journey through the Bible, listen to Lesson 13 right here. This is an e-x-t-e-n-d-e-d version of the lesson Jack Modesett gives on The Bible in 90 Days DVDs. Currently available for Windows Media Player only. See also: Hear the weekly lessons Click on Book/Chapter link below to listen to the specified chapter as you read in your Bible. Week Day Book/Chapter 13 85 Heb 1 Heb 2 Heb 3 Heb 4 Heb 5 Heb 6 Heb 7 Heb 8...

Bible in 90 Days - End of Course Survey - For Course Leaders

noemail@biblein90days.org — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 17:00:00 GMT

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Bible in 90 Days - For Graduates

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There has probably never been a time in human history when the Word of God has been more accessible yet more unread. We’re living in a time of superficial Christianity

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There has probably never been a time in human history when the Word of God has been more accessible yet more unread. We’re living in a time of superficial Christianity on the part of many people, and the postmodern culture has invited persons to be on a spiritual quest of their own devising rather than to follow the path of biblical Christianity. Millions and millions of people have only some vague concept about the Bible. They know it’s about God, and some know it’s about Christ, but beyond that, they have no real understanding of what the Bible is and how they are to obey it and know it. I think the biggest issue here is the failure of the Church to teach its own people. Al Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Al Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

I can do everything through him who gives me strength. Philippians 4:13

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I can do everything through him who gives me strength.

Philippians 4:13

You have wearied the LORD with your words. How have we wearied him? you ask. By saying, &q

Sat, 01 Apr 2006 17:26:04 GMT

You have wearied the LORD with your words.
"How have we wearied him?" you ask.
By saying, "All who do evil are good in the eyes of the LORD, and he is pleased with them" or "Where is the God of justice?"

Malachi 2:17

Sink the Bible to the bottom of the sea, and man's obligation to God would be unchanged. He would have the

Fri, 17 Mar 2006 13:26:03 GMT

Sink the Bible to the bottom of the sea, and man's obligation to God would be unchanged. He would have the same path to tread, only his lamp and his guide would be gone; he would have the same voyage to make, only his compass and chart would be overboard.

Henry Ward Beecher

TEST QUOTE

Tue, 21 Feb 2006 19:30:50 GMT

TEST QUOTE

And without faith it is impossible to please God, because anyone who comes to him must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who earnestly seek him.

Mon, 20 Feb 2006 21:25:48 GMT

And without faith it is impossible to please God, because anyone who comes to him must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who earnestly seek him.

Hebrews 11:6

But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. Matthew 6:33

Mon, 20 Feb 2006 21:23:07 GMT

But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.

Matthew 6:33

He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds. Psalm 147:3

Mon, 20 Feb 2006 21:19:19 GMT

He heals the brokenhearted
and binds up their wounds.

Psalm 147:3

I will lie down and sleep in peace, for you alone, O LORD, make me dwell in safety.

Mon, 20 Feb 2006 21:17:07 GMT

I will lie down and sleep in peace,
for you alone, O LORD,
make me dwell in safety.

Psalm 4:8

The name of the LORD is a strong tower; the righteous run to it and are safe. Pro

Mon, 20 Feb 2006 21:16:12 GMT

The name of the LORD is a strong tower;
the righteous run to it and are safe.

Proverbs 18:10

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