Daily Scripture Guidebook, by Tim Wildsmith
January 3, 2026
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Daily Scripture Guidebook, by Tim Wildsmith
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Daily Scripture Guidebook, by Tim Wildsmith
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<p>Today, Roberta talks to Tim Wildsmith about his new book Daily Scripture Guidebook: A 52-Week Journey Through the Bible, available from Zondervan publishers.</p><p>The Daily Scripture Guidebook is meant to be used alongside your Bible and offers a unique blend of structured planning, commentary, and devotional content.</p><p>Recent studies show that fewer and fewer people are engaging with the Bible on a regular basis. Many people want to read the Bible, but they don't have a good plan for how to make Bible reading a consistent and meaningful rhythm in their lives. And when they do try to read it, they find it difficult to understand.</p><p>The Daily Scripture Guidebook by pastor, professor, and popular YouTuber Tim Wildsmith will help readers stick to a unique plan that will guide them through the entire Bible in a year, while also providing weekly insights that will help them comprehend what they are reading and apply it to their lives. Each of the fifty-two manageable sections includes a weekly reading schedule, insightful devotionals, and space for personal reflection.</p><p><em>Discover the latest Christian books and meet the authors behind them on Author's Corner, where Roberta Foster explores new releases in faith-based publishing. Whether you're seeking Christian novels, inspirational reads, or in-depth book reviews, this podcast is your guide to the newest titles in the Christian literary world.</em></p><p>Brought to you by Roberta Foster, KNEO Radio and the Sky High Podcast Network.</p>
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