New Year Bible Reading Plan 2025
A 30-minute reading window should allow you to comfortably read through the daily passages. Twenty five minutes of reading, and 5 minutes of prayer before reading.
Welcome to byFaithJustified
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I'm Christian only by grace and Anglican by conviction. I have been influenced by Augustine of Hippo, John Calvin, and Martin Luther in my theological views. Most importantly, I believe the Bible is God's Holy Word. Holy Scripture contains all that is necessary for salvation, and knowing about God. I'm a confirmed member of ADOTS of the Anglican Church in North America.
Below you will find what Anglicans generally believe. Many different Anglicans exist, but the information below is general information that most accept.
The website also provides other information reflecting bFJ beliefs and is not exclusively "Anglican."
Creedal Christians
Christians ought to uphold The Nicene, Apostles', and Athanasian Creeds as basic statements of Christian belief. These ancient creeds form the foundation of our beliefs and guide our worship.
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What do Anglicans Believe?
Check out what Anglicans have historically believed. Many people wonder what Anglicans believe and assume many different things. Here, we have listed some points for you. Now, Anglicans have many different branches of thought. This is just from bFJ.
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The Anglican Way
Anglican spirituality is a way of life rooted in the historic Book of Common Prayer, and based on three primary practices: weekly Holy Communion, Daily Office, and private devotions.
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How Anglicans Worship
Anglican worship can look different depending on various factors, but it generally follows the liturgy from the Book of Common Prayer. Here you can find some information on its style and layout.
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Experience the Anglican Church Tradition with Us
Visit an Anglican Church around you! Here is a “Find A Church” map
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The Word catholic
<Note from byFaithJustified> The Word Lutheran can also be read as Anglican. It hits many of the same points.
Dead Men Don’t Decide for Jesus
December 1, 2022 / Letter From the President, Print Feature, The Magazine / By Matthew Harrison
What's Faith by Martin Luther
By Martin Luther
Introduction to Sacramentology: Baptismal Regeneration – a Scriptural Apology by: sethbkasten
Note: For all Biblical quotations, the NKJV is used, unless I am citing the Greek Old Testament (LXX), for which the NETS is used. The italics in Biblical quotations are from the translators to note words added for clarity that are not present in the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek.
