What time will you read tomorrow?

Jan 14, 2014

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Are you planning to read the Bible in 90 Days with me starting tomorrow?

I am so excited to listen and hear what God has in store for me during this read-through and I’m excited for each of you reading with me, too. Y’all, this is going to be AMAZING. (Yes, it will also be amazingly challenging– but so so worth it!!)

Sure, you’ve downloaded and printed the B90Days bookmark so you know WHAT to read, but do you know WHEN you’ll read?

One thing I have found people forget to do when planning to read the Bible in 90 Days with me is to plan to read the Bible.

Sounds simple, right? It CAN be.

Finding an hour each day will become a challenge for you pretty quickly– unless you make a plan to read.

I know you WANT to do this and you WANT to succeed. So schedule that time and make it happen.

I’ve already set my phone alarm to go off tomorrow at 5:15 so I can begin reading by 5:30. I even labeled the alarm ‘Bible in 90 Days.’

So, friend in internet-land… what time will YOU read tomorrow? Leave me a note in the comments once you’ve set your time, telling me when you will read :) I’ll be praying for you.

PS: If you’re one of those who plans to get up early to read, make sure you get out of bed to read, too. Those covers can be oh-so-tempting to lull you back to sleep. You might want to put your Bible on the floor, propped up, out of reach but in sight, before you go to bed to serve as a little reminder and inspiration when you need it. :)

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18 responses to “What time will you read tomorrow?”

Stephanie W

January 17, 2014

My plan is to read at least some of the daily readings every day while the kids are in school, and whenever else I have at least 5 minutes. Whatever’s left will get finished before bed, before I turn the TV on after kids are asleep. I’m not planning to do it in one big chunk of time every day as that seems harder to work into my daily schedule.

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Lisa Martin Overby-Blosser

January 16, 2014

What a great day- school is canceled due to a blizzard (that is awful out of town) and the wood stove is going, perfect day to read ahead a little, staying warm and feeding my soul.

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Jonathan Vargas

January 15, 2014

I plan on reading at night an hour before bed : )

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1. Amy @ MomsToolbox
  
  January 15, 2014
  
  Sounds good. Just don’t get too sleepy that you forget. :)
  
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LuAnn Braley

January 15, 2014

As reading the Bible this year is a big goal of mine, I am going to read in the mornings, after getting ready for the day and making coffee, but before checking my email, know what I mean?

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1. Amy @ MomsToolbox
  
  January 15, 2014
  
  Reading before checking email is a GREAT idea! :)
  
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Darryl Le Roux

January 14, 2014

Reading in 30 minutes, so it will make it 7am here in South Africa. My wife has just left to take our son to school, and for her to go to work, so I am home alone for the next hour and a half. Perfect timing for me. Have my coffee, and my bushy tail ready and waiting.

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1. Amy @ MomsToolbox
  
  January 15, 2014
  
  I hope your reading went well today.. and welcome to you all the way in South Africa! So glad you found me and joined in. :)
  
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Cindy A

January 14, 2014

I plan to read around 3 or 4 in the afternoon when I am generally in my “down time”. I will be able to sit and have a cup of coffee and have quiet time.

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1. Amy @ MomsToolbox
  
  January 15, 2014
  
  Sounds like a great way to use that down time. :)
  
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Lisa Martin Overby-Blosser

January 14, 2014

I am going to start reading at 730 to 8 and then 830 till complete. This way I will already have a startwhen I get back from dropping kids at various schools. Great question. Planned make up time on Mondays and Wednesday. Can’t wait to start! Sometimes it is hard to follow the rules.

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1. Amy @ MomsToolbox
  
  January 15, 2014
  
  Sometimes splitting the reading can be a huge help. Keep us posted as to how your schedule works for you. :)
  
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Gina

January 14, 2014

I’m going to try to get up in the morning, but might do half in morning and half at night.
Gina
http://www.reallifetitustwo.com

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1. Amy @ MomsToolbox
  
  January 15, 2014
  
  How did it go this morning?
  
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Star

January 14, 2014

I’ll be reading at 5:00 am.

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Tracy

January 14, 2014

t is so important that I do this I am committing this time to read followed by prayer for number two daughter who is wanting to end her marriage after only 20 months.Her husband decidec it was over then changed mind meanwhile liz met a nan fell in love. She then had second thoughts because she made vows in church before God.I so hope that God will give them both a heart transplant. I know this is a ramble but please can you share with your praying friends please pray for Elizabeth and James will fall in love all over again. God bless Tracy

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1. Beth
  
  January 14, 2014
  
  Tracy I will add you to my prayers in the morning for a peaceful outcome for all.
  
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Beth

January 14, 2014

I am going to read at 5:30 when I wake up, pour a cup of coffee, and begin my day with my Bible I am so excited

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