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READ: PSALM 119:130; PROVERBS 2:1-5\n\n\n\nHave you ever wondered what it would be like to be a deep sea diver? If you\u2019ve been to the ocean, you know how beautiful it is to see waves crashing on the shore. And yet, when we begin to explore what\u2019s beneath the surface, we see things that are even more beautiful. Deep sea divers find an amazing variety of marine life, from stunning sea creatures to colorful coral.\n\n\n\nIt\u2019s the same way with the Bible. If you grew up in church, you\u2019ve probably heard lots of Bible stories and learned many biblical principles. These are good and important\u2014and beautiful. And yet, when we dive beneath the surface and explore deeper into the Bible, we keep discovering more and more wonderful truths about who God is.\n\n\n\nIt can be easy to think that reading the Bible isn\u2019t very important, especially if we learn about what it says in church or at home. But learning about Jesus through His Word is a lifelong process. There\u2019s always more He wants us to know, and He will continue to reveal treasures of knowledge, insight, and wisdom as we dive deeper into the Bible. He will help us grow in our faith, coming to grips with the power of God Himself, understanding His ways, and enjoying fellowship with His Spirit.\n\n\n\nIt\u2019s so refreshing to be in God\u2019s Word. No matter how long we\u2019ve been a Christian, as we spend time reading and studying the Bible, He will keep teaching us new things. He\u2019ll help us understand more about Himself and what He did to save us, and He\u2019ll show us His promises and how He calls us to live life with Him. As we dive deep into His Word, we will see wonderful things. \u2022 A. W. Smith\n\n\n\n\u2022 What parts of the Bible are you curious about? Consider spending some time reading them today, asking God to help you see what He wants to show you.\n\n\n\n\u2022 When you have questions about the Bible, who are trusted Christians in your life who can help you find scholarly resources like study Bibles, commentaries, articles, or videos?\n\n\n\nOpen my eyes that I may see wonderful things in your law. Psalm 119:18 (NIV)