Most people say they don’t have time to read.
But they’re in the car every day.
Driving to work. Running errands. Sitting at lights. It’s not a small amount of time either. It adds up over a week.
Most of that time just gets filled automatically. Whatever was playing last stays on. Or you scroll for something. Or you just sit there thinking about the next thing you have to do.
Nothing wrong with that.
But it’s also one of the easiest places to fit in Scripture without changing anything else about your day.
You don’t have to create a new habit. You’re already there.
Listening isn’t the same as reading, and it doesn’t need to be. You’ll miss things. You’ll zone out for a minute and come back in the middle of a chapter. That’s just how it goes.
But you’re still hearing it.
And over time that does something. You start recognizing passages. You hear something and realize you’ve heard it before. It’s not new every time.
That’s usually how this builds.
If your schedule feels tight, try using the drive. Just play the readings and let them run.
Nothing fancy. Just a simple way to stay around it.
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