We’re in a study called “Taboo" about things many Christians don’t like to talk about, like alcohol, abortion, and gambling. The point came up that we aren’t to be “mastered” by anything. I explained an addiction as something you plan your life around without regard to other things. I asked, “Can reading the Bible become an addiction?”
Can reading the Bible become so important that family or work obligations are put on hold, even forgotten?
What does life look like with reading it regularly?
What does life look like without reading it regularly?
Are the risks of it becoming an addiction less than the ramifications of living a life without regularly reading the Bible?
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