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5 tips to get better at reading the Bible. (1) Set aside a specific time each day to read. (2) Choose a specific translation that you engage with best. (3) Read actively. Underline, write notes, and ask questions in the margins. (4) Seek study resources to help answer those questions. (5) Apply it to your life!

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Here are some great translation options: NLT (more modern language), NIV (simple, but still formal), ESV (more poetic), or even The Message paraphrase (though be careful about getting your theology from that without checking other translations).
No matter how many years you've been following Jesus—whether a few or many—you can always get something new out of reading the Bible when you engage with it.

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