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Posted onDecember 22, 2008AuthorStewart

Sometimes it’s hard to focus on Christmas.

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What happens when you turn off church and turn it back on again?

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St Ninian's Online

Weekly services from St Ninian’s Church in Stonehouse, Scotland.

When Jesus stands up to read the scriptures in his hometown you could hear a pin drop. Breath is held… eyes are focussed and everyone is waiting to hear what he will say.

I wonder if that’s how we feel when we read the bible? Exited… full of anticipation of what we might hear and learn? I hope so… but I’m not sure it is.

Today in our time together I want to explore why reading the bible together is important and maybe discover some of the reasons why we don’t do it as much as we should.