So you’ve decided to take the plunge and buy a Bible. But wait! Before you go out and immerse (or overwhelm) yourself with all the options out there, here are a few questions that you should ask yourself. 1. What Translation are You Looking for? Knowing what translation you’re looking for makes things a little easier. Do some research beforehand and try a translation that you’re familiar with and that is easy to understand. NIV and NLT are usually recommended. Not sure which translation is right for you? Download a free Bible app and read a few translations to help…

Okay this title is giving me the ick but this is something I wish more people talked about. I grew up in a non-Christian household. So when I first needed to purchase a Bible I was shocked at the prices. All I wanted was to read and understand God’s word. Why did I need to pay an arm and an leg for that? Worse still, once I finally did get a translation that I liked, I had more questions and knew this wasn’t going to be a one-time thing. Nope, now I wanted a Study Bible and a commentary and…