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Committing Scripture to Memory: 52 Verses in 52 Weeks (or Less): Be Transformed by Renewing Your Mind
Have you ever wished you could recite scripture from memory and readily apply that wisdom throughout your daily life, but are convinced you can’t? In Committing Scripture to Memory – 52 Verses in 52 Weeks (or less) , Michael Hartmann teaches a simple technique on how you too can learn to memorize scripture. He then conveniently shares 52 significant and encouraging verses from the Holy Bible with perspectives to help you get started. Dig into this book today and learn how Committing Scripture to Memory can help you. . . Be Transformed by the Renewing of Your Mind . This book was written in a way that will bless the veteran Christian and the new Believer alike. If you ever wanted to dive into scripture but felt intimidated by the sheer size of the Bible, this book will be a perfect bridge to get you started. The verses captured are significant and relevant, and Michael’s perspectives bring a relatable element that will ease the reader into contemplating scripture throughout each day.
About the Michael never learned to memorize scripture while growing up. Only after committing a single, impactful verse to memory at the age of 33 was he inspired to utilize a simple method to commit dozens of Bible verses to memory. Michael has been a popular keynote speaker at countless entrepreneurial conferences, quickly building rapport with audiences through his unique combination of light-hearted humor and natural enthusiasm. Through his personal testimonial and professional guidance, he’s helped thousands understand the value of developing and utilizing positive affirmations to reprogram their self-value and increase personal happiness. Now he turns that same technique over to teach those who didn’t think it possible to know, understand, and memorize scripture verses and do so with ease. If you ever wished you could recite scripture from memory, but have yet to figure out how, this book will do the trick. Even if you’ve never done so before, regardless of age, the technique and verses captured in this book are sure to make a positive lasting impact in your life. Michael and his wife Tonya have been married for over 22 years, have three boys and currently live in Saline, MI.
About the Michael never learned to memorize scripture while growing up. Only after committing a single, impactful verse to memory at the age of 33 was he inspired to utilize a simple method to commit dozens of Bible verses to memory. Michael has been a popular keynote speaker at countless entrepreneurial conferences, quickly building rapport with audiences through his unique combination of light-hearted humor and natural enthusiasm. Through his personal testimonial and professional guidance, he’s helped thousands understand the value of developing and utilizing positive affirmations to reprogram their self-value and increase personal happiness. Now he turns that same technique over to teach those who didn’t think it possible to know, understand, and memorize scripture verses and do so with ease. If you ever wished you could recite scripture from memory, but have yet to figure out how, this book will do the trick. Even if you’ve never done so before, regardless of age, the technique and verses captured in this book are sure to make a positive lasting impact in your life. Michael and his wife Tonya have been married for over 22 years, have three boys and currently live in Saline, MI.
165 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 5, 2018
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January 23, 2022
Good list of verses
The author lays out a simple method of memorizing Scripture verses. He then follows this up with suggestions for 52 verses to begin with, accompanied by a short reflection on each one. I thought it was a good list.
The author lays out a simple method of memorizing Scripture verses. He then follows this up with suggestions for 52 verses to begin with, accompanied by a short reflection on each one. I thought it was a good list.
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