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Would you rather live in a house w/ NO WINDOWS or NO MIRRORS?

It’s a pretty easy choice. Most people rather live in a house with windows than mirrors. If your house is full of mirrors, you’d get tired of looking at yourself. A house of mirrors is only fun at carnivals, but a home with no windows is…well….prison.
Our biggest problem is when it comes to approaching the Bible is that we approach it like a house of mirrors — a book primarily about us. We read it to see what’s wrong (or right) with us so we can fix it. Therefore, reading Scripture feels as enjoyable as living in a house of mirrors.
Windows & Mirrors is a daily reminder and aid to transform how you read your Bible so that approach as a house with a window that overlooks an amazing view. A view of absolute perfection, grace, and beauty.

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The Bible is like a window. You don’t come to a window for the purpose of looking at yourself (although you’ll catch some glimpses of your reflection from time to time). You come to a window to look through it to something else that is…not you. We come to the Bible primarily to see God.

KEITH PINCKNEY

JOHN ONWUCHEKWA

I’ve been so blessed by this podcast!

So grateful to have such a deep theological yet culturally relevant guide to God’s word!

A Bible reading plan I can stick with

Love love love! We have found a beautiful new rhythm to our weeks. Thanks Keith and John for your dedication and hard work. ❤️

Great Accountability

This has been great accountability for me to keep reading every morning and also helps me to understand chapters that are sometimes confusing.

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We hope that we’ll be able to build a sense of community with everyone involved in this. Road trips are always better when taken together. We invite you to join us.

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The Bible is like a window. You don’t come to a window for the purpose of looking at yourself (although you’ll catch some glimpses of your reflection from time to time). You come to a window to look through it to something else that is…not you. We come to the Bible primarily to see God.