Dad, I'm Not a Harsh Critic of My Own Actions

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i'm going to go and do what helps me slow down, which is i've got my bible open here. I write exactly what the scripture says. And that forces me to just be careful and accurate in articulating to my own brain. There's lot of research coming out now about am note taking when you're typing,. verses note taking whenyou're handwriting. You want god's word to be soaked through your heart. Write it out. Like i dare you, as a dad, if you're listening to this podcast, to go write proverbs chapter 16 from beginning to end. No one even has to have good handwriting to be able to read it. As far as

We all know that Bible study is supposed to be an important part of our lives as men and as believers. The sheer amount of wisdom to be had from a single verse can change your life. Yet, so many of us struggle to find the bandwidth to dig into God’s Word the way we should. The desire may be there, but we just don’t know where to start. As we set the table for our series in Proverbs 16, it's important to examine what the book is all about and how we dads can squeeze wisdom from each principle. If you're just getting started in the Bible or want some tips to up your study game, we highly recommend "How to Study Your Bible" by Kay Arthur: https://amzn.to/3PvdEIh