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Digital REAP

Our church uses a simple method of Bible study called REAP, coupled with a reading plan.  I’ve recently discovered how useful it can be to RSS this reading plan, as well as bookmark it, then use Google Notebook to take notes as I read.

I still use the old fashioned bound Bible and a journal, but I’ve found that this is good to mix it up when I’m at my computer.  I also purchased a new ESV Study Bible, which I’ve been enjoying reading out of, although it weights 500 pounds.

By Todd Engstrom

Although I was raised in the church and had a knowledge of God, I didn’t embrace Jesus until I heard gospel preached and lived out by some Young Life leaders. God has proven faithful and good to me since that day, even in great suffering and loss. I have learned to treasure Romans 8:28 as a wellspring of hope and truth.

God has blessed me with an amazing wife (Olivia), three sons (Micah, Hudson and Owen) and a daughter (Emmaline). Growing up in the northwest, the thought never crossed my mind that I would have four children who are native Texans. Despite landing in the south, I still watch Notre Dame games with my children every Saturday in hopes they will land at my alma mater.

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