GIRL…..You ROCK!!!❤ I have been a Christian since 1980. I LOVE to dive into the Word. There is always a new nugget of mystery or surprise every time I open one of my many Bibles. My favorite Bible is the NASB and I love a really good study Bible that has footnotes, commentary, maps and all the stuff. I love to mark it and write in it. Make it my personal journey with my Jesus. I am 71 and You inspire me. Keep going and keep growing. God Bless! Vickie Culver from Alabama 😉
Thank you ❤ I want to share a fear of mine, I have a 7y old son, so I fear that my little one is going to decide to turn his back on Christ. When you said that your pastor gave you the Bible when you where 9, I smiled, I put that worry of mine into Gods hands, because he is the ONLY ONE that can help my kids little heart. In the meantime I pray for all the children that are born in Christianity so that they truly experience the Lord in their life. God bless you beautiful sister. Continue creating content, and shine ✨ with light of Christ ✨
Thank you! Amen! Your comment blessed me, and I know the Lord will bless you and your son and your family for your faith and kind words. Thank you for sharing, have a wonderful day ❤️
I am reading through the bible in a year. This year, I am doing The Bible Recap plan, which is chronological. In 2021 & 2022, I used the historic M'Cheyne schedule, which has you read in 4 different books per day. I have read through several different study bibles. Sometimes, I have just taken the # of pages and divided it by 365, and read that many pages per day. I liked The One Year Bible's reading plan, which has OT, NT, Psalms and Proverbs every day. I am starting to take notes in notebooks on each chapter and put them in binders, with divider tabs for each book of the bible. That way, I can look at my notes, no matter which of my many bibles I happen to be reading. It amazes me, even though I have read through the bible 7 or more times, I still encounter passages that seem new to me. I am currently reading an ESV Fire Bible. The footnotes are excellent. Keep a commentary handy or use an on-line commentary.
My husband and I have 27 paper Bibles and 10 Bible apps. I have just finished reading through the Bible (NIV) looking for all the “Do not be afraid” phrases. I have found almost 200. I heard there were 365. Next I compare with the Concordance and a couple of Topical Bibles to make sure I get them all. I am now reading through the gospels to find all the “Truly I tell you” phrases. I don’t know what them mean so I want the find out how many are there and then check with different commentaries on all the scriptures that I find. This is so much fun, I feel like Sherlock Holmes digging through a mystery.
I LOVE this concept! I am returning to the Word after a long, unfortunate hiatus of battling mind and body after I spent a few years in Seminary. I have been looking for different study methods that appeal to me presently because my previous methods just haven't ignited the spark they once did, and haven't found a plan that really speaks to me. This concept you mention, of finding the phrases, that has been the first time I ever heard of such a thing. Thank you so much for sharing that because I probably wouldn't have thought of that!
Been reading a chapter a day... Just to start with. It's what I'm calling baseline. If I don't feel like doing anything I have to read a chapter. Because honestly, barring a few chapters here and there... That's only like 1/2 a page- 3 pages. It's not much. I don't often understand the implications of what I'm reading. I plan to build the habit to include legit studies... Like, who's that guy... Why is this thing important... What are those things (like, develop questions about chapter/s)... And include researching bunny trails. One thing I've wanted to do it make a family tree of the lines to Jesus from other important figures and learn their names (because those names... What the heck) and some things about the important ones... Anyway. What I was gonna say was it's amazing how much reading the Bible improves your mood and outlook even when nothing jumps out at you or you don't do very much with it... It somehow still affects you! Very powerful!
Great Video, I agree the Bible is fun to read, I have so many different translations and I love them all and I agree read the chapter you really like first then go on but I like Genesis to it's great it's all about the creation and I really like the Book of Daniel and the Book of Revelations, it's harder but it just takes more time to understand since the Book of Revelations it a symbolic reading and of course I love all the Gospels, actually the whole Bible is great. And I also agree with getting things to go with your Bible Study like pens, highlighters, stickers and washy tape it gives you a excitement to reading or studying the Bible. Take Care and God Bless.
Funny story..Chronicles are two of my fav books! The first nine chapters are genealogy but the rest of the books have such great stories!! I agree with reading what you like! Read it over and over. Great video♥️ I love that you say to ask God questions🥰🥰
NKJV, KJV, ESV, NASB, are what I consider my daily drivers. I have added CSB, the Legacy Standard Bible, and the 1984 NIV over the past couple of years because a couple of Bible reviewers I respect and trust had recommended them for various reasons. I now have almost replaced most of my older Bibles with new ones because I now need LARGE PRINT! However, I am an obsessive compulsive note taker and highlighter, so I am taking some time transferring my notes from the old Bibles to the new. I love, love, love my Bibles and would never give them up. I feel such peace and joy when I can connect to God and Christ through the pages of His most holy Word.
When I became a Christian at 20 years old I had never read the Bible or gone to church, but one day I woke up with that message in my heart and I went to the nearest Walmart and bought a plain ol NIV large print, I spent years in there. During that time I went to University (later than my classmates because I took 2 years off before) and I went for religion, seminary.. they taught us mostly using NIV, especially when we were learning applications/how to write sermons. For the theological studies (going in depth to Christian studies at a very analytical, all the way back to the first church, meanings of hebrew words ect) we used a Bible called Harper Collins NRSV. This is an amazing study bible for anyone who is more studious in nature, because its a commentary, glossery, concordance, reference all in one, without taking away from the main scripture (some reference bibles i have had, have so much footnotes and annotations, its literally hard for me to read or study the actual scripture and it gets muddled with references). This study bible also contains the Archival/Canonical called the Apocrypha. The Apocypha, as a brand new Christian of only about 2 years already going to preacher school, was insane for me when i learned it was a thing. For anyone who has ever been curious about those type of biblical books that ancient Catholicism sometimes mentions, or anyone who is just curious about pre-biblical things (archangels, the missing scrolls, extra "behind -the-scenes" stories of the Prophets, and even "bonus" stories about the enemy, Harper Collins NRSV is for you! I was actually so into the Harper Collins and it was a requirement for university of course, i purchased a second copy for my own personal study.
I began in 2017 with a one year reading plan - a Bible study I was in suggested the One Year Bible in NLT and I struggled through. next year a different plan and translation and I found it easier as I already had the habit. I've pretty much used a differnt translation each year and a different plan though this year I'm back with one year plan but the past 4 years and now this year I've read along with another person on youversion and sometimes others have joined us and we discuss together and encourage each other. NLT is awesome for reading though
I'm new to your channel, this is my first video. You have a lot of positive energy, Natasha. 💖 I'm going to follow you. About a translation you understand. My grandmother was 90 years old when a new Bible translation was published in the Netherlands in 2004. (I am Dutch). And even though she has read the Bible all her life, the new translation made things clear. And so it should be, you must understand what you read.
I’m new to studying the Bible and I am still researching different translations and different Bibles. So far I love the ESV journaling study Bible, NLT Thrive (for Devotionals), and for studying I like the ESV Study Bible, NLT Illustrated Bible, and the KJV Study Bible (Thomas Nelson version).
Greetings your channel was recommended to me, Enjoyed the video, I have that exact same NIV for woman study Bible I've enjoyed studying with this Bible ESV/NLT are some awesome versions as well. I'm going to binge watch Your channel, my study time is so special, I love the LORD, and I always learn something new each time I study, God bless you keep spreading the gospel truth❤
An easier to understand Bible definitely makes it more likely for a person to stick with it. But you should be careful that the MEANING (hermeneutics) is not altered or confused. It’s actually a good idea to double check different versions and use a Bible Knowledge Commentary. Bible commentaries are great with (for example) the culture at the time a certain scripture was written, which in turn will help with the understanding of the meaning. I personally like the Bible Knowledge Commentary by John F. Walvoord. It’s a good one (actually two: Old and New Testaments)and not too expensive. 👍💕
I'm New too you're channel and I also love reading my Bibles as well taking notes I have a world bible school study edition journaling bible and a Catholic life edition bible can I write in them with a Bic stic pen
Is there any chance of you doing a flip through of your NIV Womens Study Bible. I've actually just ordered it but its going to take at least six weeks for delivery, I'm planning to do a study course of Women in the Bible, and I'd love to see what you've done in yours. Thank you for sharing this very helpful video.
I currently have a csb bible I love it but I’m curious and I’m search of a new translation I have found through the Bible app and many other bible apps that I really like the NIV translation and thanks to your video I’ll be purchasing the women’s Bible you showed and I’m currently reading through Matthew my plan is to get to the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection before Easter I’m also reading it with two family members
Hi hi, do you have a video on your womans study Bible? If not can you do one? Just recently purchased the NKJV of it. ** never mind I found another video with it mentioned ❤
Great Video and very inspiring suggestions. 🌺 I'm a Collector of Bibles, and all of them have something to offer ~ especially if you have the Holy Spirit as your Teacher. Visual Bible Readers will love the NLT Illustrated Study Bible, the Cultural Backgrounds Study Bible, as well as the Holy Land Illustrated Bible. There are so many more worthy Bibles out now for really getting into your Bible Studies. I'm looking forward to more of your Videos ~ NEW Subscriber! ❤ 🌄
I ripped the pages off of my NIV I've had it for 3 years it was $20 and I chewed through it then I bought a new King James version and love it and the spine fell apart again so I bought another new King James and now I own more Bibles than I care to admit
Ok so I get why People Turn to different Translations of the Bible But there are Tools out there to Help you Understand what you are Reading Also Always Pray Before Reading your Bible Ask the Lord for Wisdom,Strength,Understanding Cause Some of these Translations are NOT Teaching People The Truth in God's Word
The NLT Illustrated Study Bible is a game changer for those who are visual learners !!
GIRL…..You ROCK!!!❤ I have been a Christian since 1980. I LOVE to dive into the Word. There is always a new nugget of mystery or surprise every time I open one of my many Bibles. My favorite Bible is the NASB and I love a really good study Bible that has footnotes, commentary, maps and all the stuff. I love to mark it and write in it. Make it my personal journey with my Jesus. I am 71
and You inspire me. Keep going and keep growing. God Bless! Vickie Culver from Alabama 😉
Thank you Vickie!! God bless you!! So glad to hear from you 😁 we’ll keep growing together!! ❤️
I'm an experienced Bible reader even went to college for it and I love NLT more than any other version
The NLT is my FAVORITE as well. It's the version that I understand the best.
Thank you ❤ I want to share a fear of mine, I have a 7y old son, so I fear that my little one is going to decide to turn his back on Christ.
When you said that your pastor gave you the Bible when you where 9, I smiled, I put that worry of mine into Gods hands, because he is the ONLY ONE that can help my kids little heart.
In the meantime I pray for all the children that are born in Christianity so that they truly experience the Lord in their life.
God bless you beautiful sister. Continue creating content, and shine ✨ with light of Christ ✨
Thank you! Amen! Your comment blessed me, and I know the Lord will bless you and your son and your family for your faith and kind words. Thank you for sharing, have a wonderful day ❤️
I am reading through the bible in a year. This year, I am doing The Bible Recap plan, which is chronological. In 2021 & 2022, I used the historic M'Cheyne schedule, which has you read in 4 different books per day. I have read through several different study bibles. Sometimes, I have just taken the # of pages and divided it by 365, and read that many pages per day. I liked The One Year Bible's reading plan, which has OT, NT, Psalms and Proverbs every day. I am starting to take notes in notebooks on each chapter and put them in binders, with divider tabs for each book of the bible. That way, I can look at my notes, no matter which of my many bibles I happen to be reading. It amazes me, even though I have read through the bible 7 or more times, I still encounter passages that seem new to me. I am currently reading an ESV Fire Bible. The footnotes are excellent. Keep a commentary handy or use an on-line commentary.
That's amazing I have yet to read through the bible. I love to read the word but always struggled sticking with a plan.
My husband and I have 27 paper Bibles and 10 Bible apps. I have just finished reading through the Bible (NIV) looking for all the “Do not be afraid” phrases. I have found almost 200. I heard there were 365. Next I compare with the Concordance and a couple of Topical Bibles to make sure I get them all. I am now reading through the gospels to find all the “Truly I tell you” phrases. I don’t know what them mean so I want the find out how many are there and then check with different commentaries on all the scriptures that I find. This is so much fun, I feel like Sherlock Holmes digging through a mystery.
I LOVE this concept! I am returning to the Word after a long, unfortunate hiatus of battling mind and body after I spent a few years in Seminary. I have been looking for different study methods that appeal to me presently because my previous methods just haven't ignited the spark they once did, and haven't found a plan that really speaks to me. This concept you mention, of finding the phrases, that has been the first time I ever heard of such a thing. Thank you so much for sharing that because I probably wouldn't have thought of that!
How are you doing this? Are you doing this manually or using online search for the phrases? Ty♥️
And they are all the UNholy word of satan now too.
And all 27 are now the UNholy word of satan but you just don't know it yet.
And all 27 are now the UNholy word of the devil.
What a great video. I am reading 2 bibles right now NLT journaling and NKJV
Been reading a chapter a day... Just to start with. It's what I'm calling baseline. If I don't feel like doing anything I have to read a chapter. Because honestly, barring a few chapters here and there... That's only like 1/2 a page- 3 pages. It's not much.
I don't often understand the implications of what I'm reading. I plan to build the habit to include legit studies... Like, who's that guy... Why is this thing important... What are those things (like, develop questions about chapter/s)... And include researching bunny trails. One thing I've wanted to do it make a family tree of the lines to Jesus from other important figures and learn their names (because those names... What the heck) and some things about the important ones...
Anyway. What I was gonna say was it's amazing how much reading the Bible improves your mood and outlook even when nothing jumps out at you or you don't do very much with it... It somehow still affects you! Very powerful!
"no way is this my pen?!" "Yup, praise the Lord" oh gosh i related to that on a soul level! Lol exactly the thing i would say!
Great Video, I agree the Bible is fun to read, I have so many different translations and I love them all and I agree read the chapter you really like first then go on but I like Genesis to it's great it's all about the creation and I really like the Book of Daniel and the Book of Revelations, it's harder but it just takes more time to understand since the Book of Revelations it a symbolic reading and of course I love all the Gospels, actually the whole Bible is great. And I also agree with getting things to go with your Bible Study like pens, highlighters, stickers and washy tape it gives you a excitement to reading or studying the Bible. Take Care and God Bless.
Funny story..Chronicles are two of my fav books! The first nine chapters are genealogy but the rest of the books have such great stories!! I agree with reading what you like! Read it over and over. Great video♥️
I love that you say to ask God questions🥰🥰
Loved your feedback!! Thank you so much ☺️💕
Love this video.... My favorite bible translation is the amplified hands down....your spot on with your tips God bless new sub here ❤❤❤
God bless you :)) thank you!
NKJV, KJV, ESV, NASB, are what I consider my daily drivers. I have added CSB, the Legacy Standard Bible, and the 1984 NIV over the past couple of years because a couple of Bible reviewers I respect and trust had recommended them for various reasons. I now have almost replaced most of my older Bibles with new ones because I now need LARGE PRINT! However, I am an obsessive compulsive note taker and highlighter, so I am taking some time transferring my notes from the old Bibles to the new. I love, love, love my Bibles and would never give them up. I feel such peace and joy when I can connect to God and Christ through the pages of His most holy Word.
Your enthusiasm is contagious 😊.
Amen! Beautiful!
When I became a Christian at 20 years old I had never read the Bible or gone to church, but one day I woke up with that message in my heart and I went to the nearest Walmart and bought a plain ol NIV large print, I spent years in there. During that time I went to University (later than my classmates because I took 2 years off before) and I went for religion, seminary.. they taught us mostly using NIV, especially when we were learning applications/how to write sermons. For the theological studies (going in depth to Christian studies at a very analytical, all the way back to the first church, meanings of hebrew words ect) we used a Bible called Harper Collins NRSV. This is an amazing study bible for anyone who is more studious in nature, because its a commentary, glossery, concordance, reference all in one, without taking away from the main scripture (some reference bibles i have had, have so much footnotes and annotations, its literally hard for me to read or study the actual scripture and it gets muddled with references). This study bible also contains the Archival/Canonical called the Apocrypha. The Apocypha, as a brand new Christian of only about 2 years already going to preacher school, was insane for me when i learned it was a thing. For anyone who has ever been curious about those type of biblical books that ancient Catholicism sometimes mentions, or anyone who is just curious about pre-biblical things (archangels, the missing scrolls, extra "behind -the-scenes" stories of the Prophets, and even "bonus" stories about the enemy, Harper Collins NRSV is for you! I was actually so into the Harper Collins and it was a requirement for university of course, i purchased a second copy for my own personal study.
Awesome informational video and plus I’m a new subscriber!!🔥💯
Great video! I love your energy :)
I got started with one word (calamity) sent me on a rabbit’s trail looking for this word ended up in all 66 books and read sooo much more
I began in 2017 with a one year reading plan - a Bible study I was in suggested the One Year Bible in NLT and I struggled through. next year a different plan and translation and I found it easier as I already had the habit. I've pretty much used a differnt translation each year and a different plan though this year I'm back with one year plan but the past 4 years and now this year I've read along with another person on youversion and sometimes others have joined us and we discuss together and encourage each other. NLT is awesome for reading though
Just came across your channel. Excellent! Love your energy and love for God is clear. You have inspired me.
Aww praise God!! Im so glad :) welcome!!
👍🏼 Thank You~ I needed to hear this, ALL OF IT.
I'm new to your channel, this is my first video. You have a lot of positive energy, Natasha. 💖 I'm going to follow you.
About a translation you understand. My grandmother was 90 years old when a new Bible translation was published in the Netherlands in 2004. (I am Dutch). And even though she has read the Bible all her life, the new translation made things clear. And so it should be, you must understand what you read.
Yes!! I’m so glad she was able to receive a translation she understood :) that’s awesome. Thank you!!
Amen! That was so nice! I’m glad youtube suggested this video. Thank you for sharing!
I’m new to studying the Bible and I am still researching different translations and different Bibles. So far I love the ESV journaling study Bible, NLT Thrive (for Devotionals), and for studying I like the ESV Study Bible, NLT Illustrated Bible, and the KJV Study Bible (Thomas Nelson version).
Great tips!
The Woman's Study Bible is so anointed. I carry that bible to church. Even if I take another bible that one stays with me.
Love this! Btw point 3b is highly important and such a great point!
Know the divided word and mystery! You will definitely want to dig deeper!😊
Greetings your channel was recommended to me, Enjoyed the video, I have that exact same NIV for woman study Bible I've enjoyed studying with this Bible ESV/NLT are some awesome versions as well. I'm going to binge watch Your channel, my study time is so special, I love the LORD, and I always learn something new each time I study, God bless you keep spreading the gospel truth❤
Love this video and would like to see more about bible reading.
You learn how to love Godby reading The Bible
Thank you,Natasha⭐🌹⭐
Great Video. Amen God Bless You Sister
An easier to understand Bible definitely makes it more likely for a person to stick with it. But you should be careful that the MEANING (hermeneutics) is not altered or confused. It’s actually a good idea to double check different versions and use a Bible Knowledge Commentary. Bible commentaries are great with (for example) the culture at the time a certain scripture was written, which in turn will help with the understanding of the meaning. I personally like the Bible Knowledge Commentary by John F. Walvoord. It’s a good one (actually two: Old and New Testaments)and not too expensive. 👍💕
I read the ESV bible and I love it ❤
Oh my gosh I loved this and your personality is amazing please keep posting ❤❤❤
#newsubbie
I have the NLT study Bible large print. Perfect. Big and heavy but perfect.
I love the you said is truth and I love your videos
I'm New too you're channel and I also love reading my Bibles as well taking notes I have a world bible school study edition journaling bible and a Catholic life edition bible can I write in them with a Bic stic pen
Thanks sweetheart 😊❤
Is there any chance of you doing a flip through of your NIV Womens Study Bible. I've actually just ordered it but its going to take at least six weeks for delivery, I'm planning to do a study course of Women in the Bible, and I'd love to see what you've done in yours. Thank you for sharing this very helpful video.
I currently have a csb bible I love it but I’m curious and I’m search of a new translation I have found through the Bible app and many other bible apps that I really like the NIV translation and thanks to your video I’ll be purchasing the women’s Bible you showed and I’m currently reading through Matthew my plan is to get to the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection before Easter I’m also reading it with two family members
Thats awesome! Excited for you:) let me know how you like it!!
@@natashacorrado thanks will do
NLT thanks 🙏
Hi hi, do you have a video on your womans study Bible? If not can you do one? Just recently purchased the NKJV of it.
** never mind I found another video with it mentioned ❤
Thanks
Great Video and very inspiring suggestions. 🌺 I'm a Collector of Bibles, and all of them have something to offer ~ especially if you have the Holy Spirit as your Teacher. Visual Bible Readers will love the NLT Illustrated Study Bible, the Cultural Backgrounds Study Bible, as well as the Holy Land Illustrated Bible. There are so many more worthy Bibles out now for really getting into your Bible Studies. I'm looking forward to more of your Videos ~ NEW Subscriber! ❤ 🌄
Loved your comment! Thank you so much!! God bless! 🤍
@@natashacorrado ~ You're welcome. Will definitely be checking out more of your Videos! ♥️
I ripped the pages off of my NIV I've had it for 3 years it was $20 and I chewed through it then I bought a new King James version and love it and the spine fell apart again so I bought another new King James and now I own more Bibles than I care to admit
I hope NLT thrive helps me
So cool princess
Well done.
(Might want to just work on the vocal fry.)
Where do u start
The gospels are always a good place to start, matthew/mark/luke/john, also the psalms & proverbs are a good place too!
Ok so I get why People Turn to different Translations of the Bible But there are Tools out there to Help you Understand what you are Reading Also Always Pray Before Reading your Bible Ask the Lord for Wisdom,Strength,Understanding Cause Some of these Translations are NOT Teaching People The Truth in God's Word