Read Through the Bible Via E-Mail

One of the things I struggle with is trying to faithfully read my Bible. Remembering to make the time, remembering where I left off, etc. means that I normally don't stick to any plans that I start. I may have found one that will work well for me now. A church has set up a free service where you will get a passage every day by e-mail. By reading through each e-mail, you will read through the Bible in a year. How will this work better for me (and may others out there)? First, if I get behind, I know exactly which e-mails I still need to read. Second, because it's an e-mail, I can start out reading some on my computer, read some more while waiting in line somewhere on my phone, and then finish up later on reading in book form if I'd rather not read off of an electronic screen. E-mails are text and hyperlinks only (no graphics) and the text comes in the NASB translation.

I admit to having been on both sides of this conversation

FREE Voice-to-E-mail Service

I found Jott.Com last night and so far am liking what I see. It is a free (public beta) service which willl let you call a toll-free number, transcribe whatever you say into it into text, and then e-mail that text to anyone (including yourself). If you spend a lot of time in the car or on the go, this could be a great way to centralize your "Notes to Self" into your e-mail inbox, and a way to send e-mail on the go.

I signed up last night, and am still experimenting. But I could see this service being very useful for a lot of people I work with andor am friends with.

I almost always trash forwards, unread