Most people aren’t deciding not to read the Bible.
They’re just not deciding anything.
It sits in the background. Something they’ll get to eventually. Something they agree is probably a good idea, but never quite gets a place in the week.
That’s a harder problem than disagreement.
If someone thinks it’s a bad idea, at least they’ve made a decision.
Most people haven’t.
They’re in that middle space where nothing happens.
That’s where simple structure helps. Not because it convinces anyone of anything, but because it removes the need to figure out how to start.
You don’t have to map it out. You don’t have to plan a system. You can just open it and follow along.
That’s usually enough to turn “I should do that” into actually doing it.
If this has been useful for you, there’s a good chance someone you know is stuck in that middle space.
Not opposed. Just not moving.
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