“Time in the Word.” “Quiet time.” “Time with the Lord.” However you label it, devoting time to personal interaction with the Bible is a vital practice for the believer. But what makes that time transformational? Are all approaches equally valuable? How can we practice “time in the Word” in a way that compounds our understanding and fuels our sanctification?
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