ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What if every time you opened your Bible, you had a clear, repeatable method to actually dig in?
In this bonus episode, I walk you through P.R.I.S.M. — a five-step daily Bible study pattern designed to help you slow down, go deep, and let the Word do its work.
P — Pray before you read
R — Read slowly and observe
I — Interpret with context
S — Study and apply specifically
M — Memorize one verse at a time
Whether you're brand new to daily Bible reading or you've been at it for years, P.R.I.S.M. gives you a consistent framework for every passage, every day.
The goal isn't to get through the text — it's to let the text get through to you.
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