this year the week of November 18-24th has been designated ``National Bible Week,'' a week to renew our interest in the Bible and to recognize the influence that the Bible has had in our lives and on our nation throughout its history. As a child growing up in West Virginia, I was encouraged by my father to read the Bible daily, because he found such solace and comfort in the Word. As Paul wrote in Philippians 4:13, ``I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want, I can do everything through Christ who gives me strength.'' Knowing this soothes and comforts my soul in times of distress. It is my guiding light that keeps me centered and focused and I derive great joy from reading the scriptures during my time of mediation and reflection. Today, God's Word written in the Holy Scriptures of the Bible is important to me both as an individual and as a leader.
Nick Rahall: “this year the week of November 18-24th has been designated ``National Bible Week,'' a week to renew our interest in the…”
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Recognizing National Bible Week and discussing the personal significance of the Bible.
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