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Originally Posted by Aquila
I believe that one should spend time in God's Word in some way every day. If you've read your novel, watched television, read the news paper, etc. but haven't spent time in God's Word, there's an issue. But if you've spent some time in God's Word (at least something like 15 minutes), I don't think all those things just mentioned are bad.
Buy a devotional. There are many in Christian book stores that have wonderful thoughts and insights. A daily reading from a devotional should suffice at the very least.
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I am glad you chimed in here aquila, but why 15 minutes, why not 30 or 45 minutes. Where is the line at? Where do I have to be where I can say, hey I am spending time with God enough to do other things and not feel guilt like the original post. Compare to someone like Charles Stanley where he does rebuke, but does it on a much caring, concerned level than the other. Where I would be more prone to do it Charles Stanley way than the other. I just felt controlled and not good enought when I heard that message on Sunday.
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