The New Testament in a Year organizes the entire New Testament into 365 daily readings and includes an introductory thought for each day as well as questions to process each daily New Testament reading. The focus is on getting the most out of your daily reading of the biblical text yourself with minimal distraction. To get to know God you must know what He says about Himself, about you, and about life. The best way to do that is to read everything that He has given us in Scripture. The New Testament in a Year will help you grow your mind and heart as you read daily through the entire New Testament. Perhaps after you are done with the New Testament you should read the entire Bible, but take one step at a time and commit to discovering God’s word each day for yourself in this easy-to-follow format. -Read through the entire New Testament in a year. -Short daily readings with an introductory thought and daily question help ground your heart and mind each day. -The easy-to-read NET Bible translation allows you to focus on what the New Testament is saying in an accurate and engaging way. -Start today to see what surprises God may have for your life.
This is my second time through this version of the New Testament. Perfect way to complete it in a year. Just the right amount of text to focus on throughout the day. Thought provoking (yet short) comments from the editor before and after the daily reading. I have given several away as gifts.
I used this book over the past year - it was great way to read the New Testament in smaller sections, making it easy for me to accomplish my goal of daily reading. Each book of the NT has an introduction to set the stag, and each day begins with a short intro and ends with a reflection on how it could apply to one’s life.
Questions and introductions to daily readings add to comprehension and application of New Testament in reader’s life. NET is welcome and comfortable translation.
It was well laid out, though I was not familiar with the translation. I appreciated the questions and reflection statements but wanted more depth, linking of the passages, and historical context.