Struggle to read your bible? Ever wonder, "Should I feel guilty if I do not want to read my bible?" This question is rooted in the belief that a test of true faith is one's desire to read one's bible daily. Jon helps explain how this is not biblical and why many people struggle with their assurance of salvation.
Ask Theocast is hosted by Jon Moffitt, pastor of Grace Reformed church (gracereformed.org)

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