256 | Which Bible is Best for me? 7 Real Questions Answered for a More Enjoyable Bible Time w/ Thomas Nelson VP, Phillip Nation

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Let’s be honest: reading your Bible shouldn’t feel overwhelming—but sometimes it does.

In this episode, I’m joined by Philip Nation, VP and Publisher at Thomas Nelson Bibles, and we’re answering 7 of the most common questions you’ve asked about Bible reading—questions that real women (like you!) are wrestling with.

If you've ever wondered:

• “Which Bible translation is right for me?”

• “Why do I feel dry or disconnected when I read?”

• “Is it okay that I only read a few verses?”

• “How do I help my kids engage with the Bible too?”
  …then this episode is for you.

You’ll hear practical strategies, fresh encouragement, and zero shame. Whether you’re juggling babies, running a business, or rebuilding your spiritual life—this episode will help you make Bible time simple, sacred, and actually enjoyable.

About Today’s Guest:

Philip Nation is the Vice President and Publisher of Thomas Nelson Bibles. He’s a pastor, professor, and author with a passion for making Scripture easy to understand and accessible for everyday life. He’s also a husband, father, and grandfather who understands the pressures of real life and the beauty of grace. Learn more at www.thomasnelsonbibles.com.

7 Listener Questions We Answered in This Episode:

1. Which Bible translation is best for me?

2. What should I read when I feel spiritually dry?

3. How can I fit Bible time into my busy schedule?

4. What tools can help me understand what I’m reading?

5. How do I make Bible reading feel more enjoyable—not just another task?

6. What do I do when I feel guilty about not reading enough?

   7. How can I bring the Bible into my parenting naturally?