Jo Boddam-Whetham has written this book to get you into another book - the Bible. She aims to challenge and equip you to develop a regular, individual time of reading God's Word and praying. When you let God in his Word and his wisdom steer you in the right direction and help you to make the right choices. Reading God's Word and praying to him are an essential part of receiving God's input and ensuring the right output from your life. To know that God loves you and that there is nothing more that you can do to make him love you more than he does already - that's great. Reading the Bible and praying is not about making God love you more - it's about feeding and watering your soul so that your love for God grows and spills over, impacting your life and your world.
Endorsements
Clear and compelling, down-to-earth and practical, this is an engaging guide to getting to know God better through regular prayer and Bible reading. Full of helpful hints and teaching, I warmly commend it as a first class starter.
David Jackman Past President, The Proclamation Trust, London
The best book to read is the Bible! The trouble is it can often be hard to get into. Input Output is a brilliant little book that will help you get stuck into reading the Bible for yourself. Jo writes in a really easy to read, engaging way that will get you excited about the Bible and help you know how best to read it regularly. So dig deep, read it and let it transform your Bible reading habits!
Jo Boddam-Whetham lives near Carlisle with her husband Tudor and her three children. Before becoming a mum she worked as a youth and children?s worker in various churches, and learnt loads about the Bible on the Cornhill Training Course. Jo has always loved writing ? particularly to help others learn more about Jesus from His Word.
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