This unique chronological Bible lets you finally achieve your goal of reading all the way through the Bible in just 7 minutes per day by eliminating all your excuses.

Each day of the year, Watson takes one Greek word, and through brief study, applications for daily living, related verses for additional study and suggested prayer topics, brings that word to life for practical living in the reader's Christian walk.

These readings from the Bible have been compiled with the aim of providing a source of daily encouragement and guidance for Christians. The extracts have been specially chosen to give inspiration — and at times challenge — to believers. The readings are accompanied by extracts from hymns, which can be used to make a personal response to God and his word.

Quality time is important for maintaining a healthy marriage. When you prioritize spending a few moments to grow together in your relationship with God, you will quickly learn that it is the strongest way to begin or end your day.

The Book of Genesis unveils the mystery of creation and serves as the foundation upon which all revelation rests. Firstfruits presents 365 daily devotions and prayers based on the Book of Genesis to bring you to your knees in worship.

Timeless daily readings on the Nature of God from the writings of some of the greatest Christian thinkers of the last century including A.W. Tozer, Jerry Bridges, Dallas Willard, John Piper, J.I. Packer and more.

A Bible reading plan that takes you through the Bible in the order events actually happened.

Delve into Acts, Revelation, and the New Testament letters to discover what you can learn from the radical commitment of the earliest Christians. Recapture the excitement these believers felt in the newness of their faith . . . and experience the wonder of the Cross for yourself.

The Story of the Bible in 365 Readings distills scripture into easy-to-understand summaries, arranged chronologically, that you can read straight through or one per day over the course of a year.

The book of Proverbs is a prize of advice. In Think on These Things, Ray Comfort imparts the encouragement to grab hold of this advice and use it to change our life — always living with eternity's values in view.