I have struggled to find a solid bible based daily bible study resource, a while ago I picked up a couple of Daily Bible Reading Booklets at a conference and found them useful.

Each study can take around 20 minutes, the passage is on the page (enabling you to use them easily at work or on the train) with a couple of solid questions - this isn't David and the 'what do the stones mean to you' stuff, these are appliable questions.

Having had a real guilt problem over my inability to read the bible every day, this 'no date' format has helped greatly. Also being a very portable book means I really can use this wherever and whenever.

The bible has come alive for me again, and I really look forward to my quiet times when I can study Gods' Word.

Having the Bible passage and some structured questions to make you think about it all in the same place is an excellent way to make time for God in a busy life. I find them great for reading on the tube and they're light to carry in your handbag.

I actually purchased these notes for two young Christians in their mid-to-late teens. I'm trying to encourage them to read the Bible and thought this was an accessible resource for them. I like the fact that there are large sections of Scripture covered, so that people can get a sense of the narrative of Scripture. I like the simple, thought provoking questions, to help people engage with the text and think about what God has said, and is saying through the Scripture. I like the fact that it is anchored in our relationship with God, with an opening prayer, to fix our thoughts on the Lord, who spoke it, and who helps us to understand and apply it to our lives. I also like the fact that it is undated, so that there is less guilt attached to "missing a day, or two". I think that is helpful for young believers who are just getting to grips with reading and "studying" the Bible for themselves.

The feedback I've had from them has been good. One of them was pleased, that the Bible passages were printed in full, in a light document, which she could carry to college with her. She could anticipate doing these studies during her free periods at college. Twenty minutes did not appear too daunting! I think it is a gentle, but not trivial, introduction to Bible reading and study.

I hope it will encourage my young friends to think Biblically, to develop a Biblical worldview, where they filter the influence of the culture, through the mind of Christ. There is only so far another Christian can take you. You need to learn to walk with God, for yourself.