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Bible Meditations For Every Day By John Kersten
A. Substantial works in Theology, Bible, Ethics, etc
I am a full-time student and taking many courses during semesters. Thus, completing reading assignments and responding to these readings are my priority daily. This semester I am taking: Catholic Social Teaching (CTU), preparing for my Comprehensive Exam (CTU), and taking Encountering the Living Word (LSTC). These are a big load for me.

B. Novel, Book of poetry, full length play, or book of art
B1. Bible Meditations for Every Day by John Kersten is a good source for spiritual growth and preaching lessons because the book connects to real situations and stories with appropriate biblical passages at the end. Again, short and inspiring are great from the book.

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