It's possible to know a lot about the Bible and still build your life on sand. In a story Jesus tells about two builders, the wise one isn't the person who knows the most, but the one who acts on what he's heard.

Nobody accidentally trains themselves to scroll for hours, but somehow reaching for a book on purpose feels like work. This ones about why a daily habit of time in the Bible matters more than it might seem, and offers five simple, practical steps for actually making it stick.

"None of them are like the Bible." That's the claim at the center of this conversation about the most printed, most translated, and most banned book in human history. What is the Bible? — where did it come from, who wrote it, and why over 900 English translations exist. Why does it matter if you read it once, or every day?