Plan Moving Forward

 It was rather surreal yesterday posting the last entry in our journey through the New Testament.  I have been thinking about what I want to do moving forward.  The Old Testament may be an obvious choice but seems rather daunting.  I thought about redoing the Gospels since I did a harmony of the Gospels which gives us a chronology of the life of Christ, but loses the argument of each of the authors.  Honestly, I remain undecided.  If you, my readers, have any suggestions I would love to hear from you in the comments.  In the short term, I have decided to take a sort of break.  For the remainder of 2026, I’m going to focus more on prayer and plan to work my way through a book by Tyler Staton called After Amen.  I might write something about it, I may not, so wait and see.  In 2027 I have decided to read through the Bible again but plan to make a short post about each of the Three-chapter sections.  Thanks so much for reading and may the grace of our Lord encourage you.

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