Log In (KCM) gives us a Bible-reading-plan---a list of chapters-of-books-of-the-Bible to read each day in order to go through the whole Bible in one year. That's great in the other places I've seen it (their Believers' Voice of Victory-magazine, the calendar they give F.REE to their "Partners"), but their online delivery of it links the listed chapter-numbers to their own online-publish of the Scriptures. That seems stupid, when they could just-as-easily (if not MORE-easily) link to the selected Scriptures onLog In---where ALL translations are available, with the option of loading up to five translations in parallel ... along with all the other commentaries-etc. BibleGateway is the gift of God to Internet-users to use---the gift of God for webmasters to link-to. Is Kenneth Copeland Ministries' decision not to use it a refusal of God's gift?
