Ninety Days without Ninety Days In The Bible - Day One

For approximately the last 90 days or so (give or take a week or two), my good friend, brother from another mother, and blog buddy, Andy at A Mile From The Beach has been writing about his journey through the Bible - reading it as part of a church program called The Bible in 90 Days. He has literally read the entire Bible in 90 Days. It took me 150 days to get through Psalms (one book of the Bible for those that don't know) so count me already impressed. But what impressed me more is the fact that he wrote a blog posting for every single day of his journey about his journey through the Bible. Now that he's finished reading the Bible, I find myself going into withdrawl. I had really gotten used to coming and visiting his blog post every day and advancing through the Bible with him (in leaps and bounds).

Of course, I shall have to endure without Andy's journey. So, in order to make it up to myself and to others that might be experiencing similar withdrawl symptoms, I have once again peaked ahead to 90 Days in the future to see what life will be like after 90 days without 90 Days In The Bible. Instead of pre-printing 90 Days worth of blogs, however, I have summarized the important blog titles for the next 90 days of Andy's blog.

Day One - Something about Andy's continual denial of certain events at the Grand Canyon. I think this is available for reading now.
Day Nine - A Christmas wish for everyone.
Day Fifteen - Andy reveals his New Year's resolution surprise.
Day Thirty One - Andy's first day at his online seminary.
Day Fifty - Andy's blog is a tribute to his good friend Will who is leaving for Kenya.
Day Fifty Five - Andy is deemed to advanced for regular seminary and is skipped a few years
Day Sixty - Andy reports Will's sad news that he's decided not to return to the USA.
Day Sixty Five - Andy graduates from Seminary.
Day Seventy Five - Andy is called as a new pastor at First Church of Recreationalism in Alamosa, CO.
Day Ninety - Andy launches new Bible in 90 Days at his new church.

Wow... quite a busy 90 day period. The only question, dear Spirit, is whether this a vision of things to come, or things that Might Yet come. Only time will tell...